Pine Grove High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Pine Grove, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1953 volume:

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Q IOAN LORRAINE MYRL DONALD IEAN BRIQISCII KRAUSE YVALTERS REINHARD HENNINGER Snapwlmol Edimr Sports Ednmr Buxmvsw Mmmgvr BUSINESS STAFF SARAH DONALD NANLY IOANNI: IIESSIQR AUNGST MACHAMER BONEVVITZ IIEINBACII Advisor: MISS MARGARET A. MCDONALD CYRII. IILIBLER Awr. Bm. IVI.nmqIx Q' RICHARD DURAN f I DEDICATION To 1 Our Fafhers and Mofhers , Q? As our high school careers come to a close, we naturally turn to those who have madeiour grad- uation possible-our parents . . . To them we are indebted for their love, encouragement and sacri- fices which have brought us thus far on our road to life . . . Thus we, the Class of 1953, proudly- yet humbly dedicate our CARDINAL. ' -3- CLASS ADVISORS Q, M '-r We, the Class of 1953, wish to express our thanks to our faithful Class Advisors, fzs. goseplzine gfoaafzf mt. Gafzmine pe e for the wise counseling and unfailing help they have given us throughout our days in Senior High School. -4.- 11 ll, .H-91-SI .Q Q- L- . 111 ' 153 QX, K 1- A -X13 'U W 5,1 A, uwx , gm If . .. ,, Sifqiff 0 Q. ' , - s f Oozgwhggztzis I 4 2 2 Q I i -- x.'-, ' XQX '- I 4-7 s X ' xk Q 0499 ,,, N -1. A ., 4' 5 FYR? QQ. fre, 'f X 15 Y Fvfjlk 59-FN ' ' 5 If .. 4 K I, g ' 'EFI 'f xf L I xv fmm 5 I UW 4 U X Q Q sfvsixa O QF 'H v S9 'ffitiifzlf' 5:53 Y!!! jg ULTY ax Q. Q... T 'Nw -.::' . PINE GROVE AREA SCHOOL BOARD SZ 'I' mm-M 2 Front Row, Left to Right: Iohn H. Beuchler, Charles Hikes. secretary lnon-memberlg Frank Herring. Vice-President: Dr. Yvilliam Pres- cott. President: Fred Deichert. Vrce-President: Ellsworth R. Kauffman, Treasurer. Back Row, Left to Right: Oscar Adams. lohn Keesey. Sr.. XVilliam A. Kimmel. Sr., George Nagle. Nathan E. Morgan, Robert l.Trumb0. Ionathan W. Herring. Charles F. Vxfehry, Austin D. Stager. Carl VVolfe. Paul Heinbach. Iohn Koons. Ernest Spittlcr, Roy I. Snyder. Slater A. Schwartz. G '0 CHARLES HIKES DR. WILLIAM D. PRESCOTT Secretary fnon-memberl President FRANK HERRING FRED DEICHERT Vice-Presidents ELLSWORTH R. KAUFFMAN Treasurer .-6,-. ADMINISTRATION AND FACULTY MARVIN O. WERLEY, M.S. in Ed. SUPERVISING PRINCIPAL Slatington High School Kutztown State Teachers College Muhlenberg College, Ph.B. University of Pennsylvania, M.S. in Ed. To the Graduates of the Class of '53: May I congratulate you, who are leaving our school to face life in what- ever task you have chosen. I know that you will do your work with the same enthusiasm that you have used in your school life. In America, we stake our faith in the democratic principles of living. This type of government can exist only if you live according to the principles that you learned in our public schools. lf we have helped you as students to appreciate this great American heritage and pass it on to those who follow, our mission as a democratic institution has been attained. The torch of free- dom must be carried by you in the future. I certainly hope you have enjoyed your short stay with us as much as we have enjoyed working with you. MARVIN O. WERLEY. .-. 7 ,- MILTON BECKER, B.S. Pine Grove High School 1 Kutztown State Teachers College Shrivenham University, England Mathematics, English, Geography Advisor: PINE CONE Pine Grove High School Millersville State Teachers College Lebanon Valley College Penn State College English Advisor: National Honor Society PAUL BOWEN, B.S. Schuylkill Haven High School Albright College ' Kutztown State Teachers College Penn State College Art RUTH HARDENSTINE, B.S. Pine Grove High School Temple University Penn State College X German, Social Studies Advisor: Student Council RUTH W. CHRIST, B.A. Spring Grove High School Hood College Penn State College X , Social Studies V -1 Advisor: Senior Tri-Hi-Y, Class of l954 AWS I ' G. BRUCE HENNINGER, B.S. by A Pine Grove High School f Lafayette College T iq' in Penn State College Mathematics Faculty Manager, I. V. Coach SHERLEY GARMAN. A. B. Iohn Harris High School, Harrisburg Dickinson College, Carlisle Penn State College English Advisor: lunior Tri-Hi-Y Senior Class Play D. WEBSTER LEHMAN, M.Ed. Carlisle High School Shippensburg State Teachers College Penn State College Mathematics Advisor: Senior Hi-Y ,-181-1 MABEL M. GREENAWALT, M.Ed. 5-.f::'ff'T MARGARET A. MCDONALD, B.S. Blythe Township High School East Stroudsburg State Teachers College English, Social Studies Advisor: CARDINAL MARY K. SMITH, B.S. Frankfort High School Penn State College Home Economics Advisor: Future Homemakers of America ROBERT W. McLEAN, B.S. Lehighton High School Muhlenberg College East Stroudsburg State Teachers College Vocational Agriculture, Science Advisor: Future Farmers of America RICHARD E. SMITH, B.S. West Pittston High School Mansfield State Teachers College Columbia University Music Advisor: Iunior-Senior Glee Clubs, Band IOHN P. MUSSELMAN, B.S. Pen Argyl High School Millersville State Teachers College Industrial Arts Advisor: Industrial Arts Club, Stage Club IOSEPHINE STODART, B.S. Pine Grove High School Kutztown State Teachers College Latin, Library Science Advisor: PINE CONE, Library Club. Class of 1953 CARMINE PEPE, M.Ed. Sharon High School Slippery Rock State Teachers College Physical Education and Health Advisor: Senior Sportsmen Club. Class of 1953 Coach: Varsity Athletics CHARLES A. WAGNER, B.S. Pine Grove High School Muhlenberg College Lebanon Valley College Physics, Chemistry, Consumer Chemistry, Science Advisor: Iunior Sportsmen Club .-9.- f DALE WOLFINGER, B.S. East Union Township High School, Sheppton East Stroudsburg State Teachers College Lehigh University Biology, Geography Advisor: lunior Hi-Y, Class of 1955 MARGARET I. ZIMMERMAN, B.S. Pine Grove High School East Stroudsburg State Teachers College Health and Girls' Physical Education Advisor: Senior and lunior Cheerleaders, Class of 1955, Intramurals MARION G. A. DREISBACH, R.N., B.S. Pine Grove High School Women's Homeopathic Hospital, Philadelphia Kutztown State Teachers College School Nurse l 54 UI nqjilr it :au wha 1-4 lgea- Uh -Aa-aa gf I Q., L, i i .-10.. ,E+ . Q, , ... ... ... fs 1 ... .f ,... . P7713 'Q- .- A ' X 4? . fig 'X 1 A . - lk'-J, 'I 4.' , LM 1 ff I fxsfsso o':S,0 I ' Q O5X,.Q QQ ' f X499 0:3-i?Q'!'S:2z9 f X 0496 ifgggisxssimtv 0 Q59 45' 'Gig Nw' NS' 00 wp 5 JV 4 , ' , os K pgs ,O v -93 9 o'x! X gif' Q, 'Q' Q . : Q'O . wh' Q 0 Q 3 'f Q:-.',, Mfg? N ' 'i'i '7 V I .i :.::::'f -IIIIQ gi S Q X Q S ffv .gszlff 0 1' L f x X x Q 6,0 , w X X x Xl' T' 1 Z d' 4 4 , ' 'o nk Z - fs' ! ' 1 AZ' 'R QA, x X go ,avx X 1 vga '1 'J 'V' .g ,O .-f, . : C'.L Q 0 il 'TJ Al I 5 1.1, uni ' I' Q Cla su ' LTFHBLL K x N J' f , ! f 71 s Y.. b 3 rf' - . ark ' S J J ALMA A. AIINGST Sis Academic Tomboy . . . coquette . . . patronizes the hoe- doxvns . . . keeps company with Claire and Anna . what's the attraction in Ionestown? ACTIVITIES: Senior Tri-Hi-Y. DONALD E. AUNGST Donnie . Agriculture Winner of many contests on farming . . . ardent follower of hoedowns . . . steady visitor at Paul Lengel's farm . . . what a smile. ACTIVITIES: F,F.A .... Cardinal Staff . . 4. Executive Committee . . . Minuet. CALTHANNA BEHNEY Calthanna Academic A pretty brownette . . . friendly . . . good student Bo excellent piano player . . . likes the name b. , ACTIVITIES: Senior Glee Club . . . Cardinal Staff. IANET ANN BEUCHLER Ianet Academic Peppy cheerleader . . . attractive blonde . . . shines on a dance floor . . . everybody's friend . . . Haven enthusiast . . . drives a blue Ford. ACTIVITIES: Cheerleader . . . Senior Tri-Hi-Y . . . Senior Cvlce Club . . . Class Play . . . Minuet. MARY E. BOLTZ Mary Academic One of the Outwood aang . . . always with Thompson . . . loves art?? . . . happy-go-lucky . . . likes a certain red convertible. ACTIVITIES: Senior Tri-Hi-Y . . . Senior Glee Club. IOANNE M. BONEWITZ loanne Academic Constant companion of Myrl and Betty Ann . . . faithful to Dick . . . petite miss . . . future house- wife. ACTIVITIES: Senior Tri-Hi-Y . . . Band . . . Cardinal Staff. .-'13-. N.-,,. IOAN M. BREISCH Ioanie Academic An attractive blonde . . . friendly . . . remember her Tallulah Bankhead voice in the class play . . . future nurse . . . silent lovel? ACTIVITIES: Senior Tri-Hi-Y . . . Pine Cone Staff . . Class Play . . . Cardinal Staff. JANE A. BROMMER 4 lane Academic The shortie of the class . , . travels with Shirley Heitz and Shirley Miller . . . your friend and mine . . . teaching -her future career. ACTIVITIES: Senior Tri-Hi-Y . . . Senior Glee Club . . . Pine Cone Staff . . . Class Play . . . Cardinal Staff . . . National Honor Society. SANDRA Y. CLEMENTS Sandy Academic Sparkling personality . . . happy-go-lucky . . . friend to all , . . will teach the small fry . . . a fish in water . . . likes camping. ACTIVITIES: Senior Tri-I'Ii-Y . , . Senior Glee Club . . Minuet. .-14.-1 SHIRLEY R. COOK Cookie Academic Margaret Truman of the class . . . faithful to a certain soldier . . . excellent on a debating team . . , future hair stylist. ACTIVITIES: Senior Cvleee Club . . . Pine Cone Staff . . Class Play . . . EI-I.A .... Minuet. ROY A. DITZLER Roy Academic Loves to sleep . . . always has his homework??? admires the weaker sex . . . never misses school . . . hunter . . . expert on roller skates. ACTIVITIES: Senior Sportsmen Club. SHIRLEY M. DONMOYER Shirley Academic Quiet . . . Dotty's friend . . . fine sense of humor . . . has poetic ability . . . olive complexion . . . tall and willowy. ACTIVITIES: Library Club. - 15 .. 'w7.'..5' I. r 4 wa-- RICHARD W. DORAN Doran Academic Tall, dark, and handsome . . . frequently travels to Schuylkill Haven . . . usually on time . . . one of our sharpshooters. ACTIVITIES: Basketball . . . Baseball. ROBERT C. DOUGHERTY Bob Academic Our Ierry Lewis . . . hails from Catasauqua . . . neat dresser , , . Miss Greenawalfs problem child. ACTIVITIES: Industrial Arts Club . . . Minuet. EARL F. EMERICH Earl Academic 'iBlinker's helper . . , blushes easily . , . drives his own 'iMerry old Qldsmobilen , . . favorite hangout is Bonnie's . . . a certain eighth grade girl. ACTIVITIES: Industrial Arts Club. ,- 16 ,- ANNA E. FETTERHOFF Anna Academic Peaches and cream complexion . . . Pottsville Hos- pital, here she comes . . . quiet . . . Donaldson's contribution to Pine Grove High School. ACTIVITIES: Senior Tri-Hi-Y. RITA M. FIDLER Rita Academic One of the Oak Grove gang . . . quiet . . . pal of Dixie and Nancy . . . attractive . . . claims to be shy . . . did you see her hoedown? ACTIVITIES: Senior Glee Club. NANCY L. FISHER Nancy Academic Another admirer of Florence Nightingale . . . true to Fritz . . . one of the Quadro . . . basketball fan . . . quiet till you know her. ACTIVITIES: Senior Glee Club. ,-17.-1 ROBERT W. FRITZ Fritzie Academic What a whiz! . . . short and reserved . . . visits Hallton Hill . , . gets along with his books . . . pleasing disposition. ACTIVITIES: Cardinal Staff . . . Minuet. ANNA I. GILBERT Anna Academic Constant companion of Mary Alice . . . Oh, Ed! yearns to be a nurse . . . did you see her blush? . . . neat dresser. ACTIVITIES: Senior Tri-Hi-Y. DIXIE LEE HARVEY Dixie Academic Our lane . . . picture her in a white nurse's uni- form . . . pert and pretty . . . female cowboy . . basketball fan. ACTIVITIES: Senior Glee Club . . . Class Play . . . Pine Cone Staff. ,-118.-. HAROLD H. HEINBACH Rudolph Agriculture Ag. student . . . friendly . . . can be seen with Donnie and Raymie . . . good dancer . . . future sailor . . . deer? hunter. ACTIVITIES: F. F. A .... Minuer. RICHARD E. HEINBACH Dick Academic Loves to tease the girls . . . drives a white Olds . . . admires a certain sophomore . . . shy?? . . . Is my hair in place? . . . blushes easily . . . likes to hunt. ACTIVITIES: Student Council . . . Basketball . . . Baseball . . . Senior Sportsmen Club . . . Executive Committee . . . Class Play . . . Minuet . . . Cardinal Staff. SHIRLEY A. HEITZ Shirley Academic Roots for the V. team . . . attends all the hoe- downs . . . has beautiful eyes . . . pal of Iane's and Shirley Miller. ACTIVITIES: Senior Glee Club . . . Senior Tri-Hi-Y . . Minuet. .--19,-1 IEAN C. HENNINGER lean Academic Talkative . . . friendly . . . Oh, Mickey , . . likes to annoy Myrl . . , pleasing personality . . . honor student . . . cooperative. ACTIVITIES: Senior Tri-Hi-Y . . . Band . . . Student Coun- cil . . . Cheerleader , . . Class Secretary . . . Nliuuct . . . Cardinal Staff . . . Pine Cone Staff . . . National Honor Society. ALLEN F . HERRING Al Academic Drives a Chevvy truck . . . lives on a farm . . . a whiz at algebra . . . enjoys hunting and fishing . . . hear that laugh -1 that's HAI. ACTIVITIES: Senior Sportsman Club. FAYE L. HERRING Faye Academic Quiet . . . likes to embroider . . . stamp collector . . . well groomed . , . always has her homework done . . . hails from Roedersville. ,-120,-. IOSEPHINE M. HERRING Josie Academic Our expert volleyball player . . . Nancy's pal . , . yearns to be a WAVE . . . interested in a special someone . . . shines in gym class. ACTIVITIES: Library Club. PHAON E. HERRING Fish Academic One of the Rock gang . . . always awake in Eng- lish class?? . . . shy . . . hunting -- one of his favorite pastimes . . . Hoppy's sidekick. ACTIVITIES: Senior Sportsmen Club. SARAH A. HESSER Hesser Academic Short, blonde lass . . . not a care in the world . . . hear that laugh - it's Sarah . . . who's the beau now, Hesser? , . . likes to have parties. ACTIVITIES: Band . . . Senior Tri-Hi-Y . . . Senior Glee Club . . . Pine Cone Staff . . . Class Play Cardinal Staff . . . Minuet. .-121.-1 FAYE M. HINDMAN Faye Academic A friend to everyone . . . excellent student . . . ready smile . . . plans to be a nurse . , . never a hoedown without Faye. ACTIVITIES: Senior Tri-I-Ii-Y . . . Cardinal Staff . . . Class Play . . . Senior Glee Club . . . Pine Cone Staff . . . Class Treasurer . . , Nlinuet , . . National Honor Society. ROBERT F. HOPSTETTER Hoppy Academic Likes German class? . . . tall . . . steady visitor out Rock way . . . future engineer . . . drives a blue '38 'AOlds. ACTIVITIES: Stage Club . , . Band . . . Class Play . . Minuet. CYRIL H. HUBLER ' 'Cyn Academic Ardent hunter . . . loves to argue with the girls . . . what the girls wouldn't do for hair like this . . . a future truck driver??? ACTIVITIES: Senior Sportsmen Club . . . Cardinal Staff . . , Class Play . . , Minuet. -22.- ARLENE F. HUGHES Arlene Academic Excels in algebra . . . loves to argue . . . hear that giggle!! . . . Phillies fan . . . Vera's cousin . . . straight A student. ACTIVITIES: Senior Tri-Hi-Y . . . Pine Cone Staff . . Cardinal Staff. ANIS LAURA IENKINS Annie Laurie Academic Friendly gal . . . a great arguer and champion teaser . . . seen with Shirley A., Ellen and Vera . . . roots for the Yankees . . . future secretary. ACTIVITIES: Library Club. SARA KEGERREIS Keg Academic Future housewife . . . drives a new Chevvy with the one and only - lack, lack, lack . . . usually wearing a bandage. ACTIVITIES: Senior Tri-I-li-Y . . . Band. ,- 23 ,-1 FRED L. KERSCHNER ' 'Fred Academic Quiet . . . one of our hunters . . . pretends to be bashful . . . drives a Plymouth . . . a tall, lanky lad. VERA R. KINTZEL Vera Academic Reserved . , . pleasing personality . . . excels in sports . . . Ellen's friend . . . neat . . . blonde curls. WILLIAM R. KLINE Bill Academic Your friend and mine . . . handsome fellow . . . measles? -1 call Dr. Kline . . . one of the gang . . . great hunter . . . Woman hater? ACTIVITIES: Executive Committee . . . Class Play . . . Cardinal Staff . . . Basketball . . . Senior Sportsman Club . . . Minuet. -24.- IOSEPH S. KOSLOSKY Ice Agriculture Studious . . . bashful and quiet . . . likes to sing . . . good-natured . . . farming - his special inter- est. ACTIVITIES: F. F. A. BARBARA A. KRAMMES Babs Academic Pretty brunette . , . attractive dresser . . . sports enthusiast . . . loves dances . . . future nurse . . . Betty Ann's pal. ACTIVITIES: Senior Tri-Hi-Y . . . Band . . . Student Coun- cil . . . Minuet. LUCY LOU KRAMMES Lucy Academic Tall, attractive brunette . . . neat dresser . . . one of the Rock gang . . . usually seen at hoedowns . . . hopes to be a secretary. ACTIVITIES: Senior Glee Club . , . Cardinal Staff . . Senior Tri-Hi-Y . . . Minuet. ,-1 25 .- LORRAINE E. KRAUSE Lorraine Academic Pretty, brown-haired lass . . , good student . . hails from Rock . . , unusual sense of humor . . loves hoedowns . . . man hater??? ACTIVITIES: Senior Tri-Hi-Y . . . Cardinal Staff . . . Pine Cone Staff . . . Minuet. LAMAR C. LEHMAN Lamar Academic Our artist . . . always teasing the girls . . . insists on not having a girl friend lwe wonderll . . . poetry - his specialty. ACTIVITIES: Cardinal Staff . . . Nlinuet. WILLIS H. LENGEL Willis Agriculture Nice, quiet guy . . . one of the F, F. A. boys . . likes to hunt . . . pals around with Spancake , . lives in Oak Grove. ACTIVITIES: F. F. A. ,-. 26 .-. A. ROBERT LYMAN Lymie Academic Our mad chemist . . . Ieff of his and I.um's two- some . . . polite . . . has a knack of getting into trouble . . . follower of junior activities. ACTIVITIES: Senior Sportsmen Club . . . Minuet. NANCY L. MACHAMER Nan Academic A petite miss . . . roots for her Alma Mater . . . short, blonde hair . . . Oh, Pete! . . . fashionable dresser . . . peppy. ACTIVITIES: Senior Tri-Hi-Y . . . Class Play . . . Student Council . . . Cheerleader . . . Cardinal Staff . . . Pine Cone Staff . . . Minuct. NANCY MILLER ' 'Nancy' ' Academic Small but mighty . . . athletically inclined . . . seen with Iosephine . . . likes basketball . . . friend to all . . . tomboy. ACTIVITIES: Library Club . . . Minuet. ...f 27 .- SHIRLEY A. MILLER Miller Academic Friendly . . . frequents the movies . . . diligent worker . . . basketball rooter . . . singing ability! Shirley and Iane's pal. ACTIVITIES: Senior Tri-Hi-Y . . . Class Play . . . Senior Glee Club . . . Cardinal Staff . . . Minuet. ELLEN L. MORGAN Ellen Academic Lover of western music . . . full of fun . . . drives a Henry-I . . . a tall lass . . . a great tease . . . claims Roedersville as her home. RAYMOND S. MORGAN Raymie Agriculture Quiet . . . neat dresser . . . Ag. student . . . pal of Donnie's . . . admires a certain junior girl , , , received Keystone Farmers Award. ACTIVITIES: F. F.A ..,. Cardinal Stal? . . . Executive Committee . . . Minuet. -128.-1 LORRAINE A. NEAL Lorraine Academic Artistic ability . . . ice-skater . . . friend to every- one . . . future art teacher . . . German-her fav- orite subject??? ACTIVITIES: Band . . . Cardinal Staff . . . Senior Tri-I-Ii-Y . . . Minuet. DOROTHY M. NEY Dotty Academic Soda jerk at Blinker's . . . Dotty without Shir- ley-never . . . one of the tall gals . . . yearns to be a secretary. ACTIVITIES: Library Club. IACKSON G. PEEPE lack Academic Bound for Annapolis . . . Ethel's escort . . . likeable disposition . . . what a shot! . . . full of fun . . . knows how to handle a Chevvy. ACTIVITIES: Industrial Arts Club . . . Cardinal Staff . . . Pine Cone Staff . . . Basketball . . . Baseball . . . Student Council . . . Class President . . . Minuet , . , National Honor Society. ,-29.-. Wtimf, MARY ALICE REED Mary Alice Academic Makes frequent trips to Gettysburg . . . quiet . . . wants to be a nurse . . . travels with Ioanne and Anna . . . likes English class? ACTIVITIES: Band. DONALD L. REINHARD Lum Academic Tallest fellow in school . . . knows how to handle a basketball - and the girls . . . our chemist . . . likes parties and dances. ACTIVITIES: Senior Sportsmen Club . . . Basketball . . . Class Play . . . Band . , . Baseball . . . Class Vice-President . . . National Honor Society. KENNETH W. REINHARD Bugs Academic Inseparable pal of Doran and Schmitty . . . tall, lanky lad . . . not a care in the world . . . a future Marine. ,-30-. SHIRLEY A. SATTIZAHN Shirley Academic Quiet??? . . . beautiful hair . . . always has her homework . . . Ellen's and Anis's friend . . . future secretary. ACTIVITIES: Senior Tri-Hi-Y. SHIRLEY I. SATTIZAHN Shirley Academic Attentive to a certain senior boy . . . natural wavy hair . . . Faye's chum . . . an ardent rooter at basketball games . . . a diligent worker. ACTIVITIES: Senior Tri-Hi-Y . . . Pine Cone Staff . . . Band . . . Cardinal Staff . . . Senior Glce Club . . . Minuet. MARIA M. SCHULLER Maria Academic Natural beauty . . . love that accent . . . brains plus . . . everyone's pal . . . her dream is in Austria. ACTIVITIES: Class Play . . . Cardinal Staff . . . Senior Tri-Hi-Y . . . Senior Glee Club . . . Minuet. -131,- SHIRLEY M. SHOLLENBERGER Shirley Academic Likes books and movies . . . quiet fwe wonderl . . . likes blue eyes . . . wants to join the WAVES . . watch that temper. Schmitty ACTIVITIES: Senior Glee Club. EDWARD L. SMITH Academic Annoys the girls . . . hopes to live in Canada , . . English class-a necessary evil . . , popular with the females. l C ! ACTIVITIES: Baseball. IOAN M. SNYDER Academic Short, dark-haired beauty . . . steady visitor from Tremont . Sandy . . . ACTIVITIES: . . studious . . . seen with Ianet and likes dances and basketball games. Senior Tri-I-IifY . . . Pine Cone Staff . . Senior Glee Club . . . Cardinal Staff . . National Honor Society, MERLIN I. SPANCAKE Spannie Academic Quiet . . . reserved . . . lends a helping hand to all . . . neat . . . studious . . . seen with Willis . . . a country lad. ACTIVITIES: F. F. A. CONSTANCE M. THOMAS Connie Academic Dagmar of the senior class . . . gets along with Dolores . . . special attraction . . . blonde-haired beauty. ACTIVITIES: Library Club. IOAN s. THOMPSON Two-Gun Academic Hails from Suedburg . . ,a cowboy with the truck . . . talkative . . . never misses a hoedown or a basketball game . . . jitterbug fan. ACTIVITIES: Senior Tri-Hi-Y . . . Minuet. ,- 33 ,-1 'ii af fi 'if 2' :ff .il I , ,V 'ffl if rf' ,Q JF Q 'fi yi I 'l-ffgful WILLIAM I. THOMPSON Bill Industrial Arts Always chewing gum . . . special attraction in Greenpoint . . . future jet pilot . . . full of fun . . . happy-go-lucky fellow . . . handsome. ACTIVITIES: Industrial Arts Club. MYRL A. WALTERS Myrl Academic Snapshot enthusiast . . . our skirt-and-blouse girl . . . loves to drive . . . future aid to the sick . . . a great tease. ACTIVITIES: Senior Tri-Hi-Y . . . Class Play . . . Cardinal Staff . . . Band . . . Pine Cone Staff . . . National Honor Society. CHARLES F. WEHRY, IR. Charlie Industrial Arts Quiet, well-mannered lad . . . neat appearance . . . blushes easily . . . host of friends . . . lives at Rock. ACTIVITIES: Industrial Arts Club . . , Band . . . Cardinal Staff . . . Minuet. -34- DOLORES H. WENRICH Dollie Home Economics Connie's friend . . . Oh, Tommy . . . a flash on roller skates . . one of the tallest girls in the class. ACTIVITIES: F. H. A .... Class Play. MARLIN L. WENRICH Mick Industrial Arts Steady visitor to Pottsville Street . . . nice fellow to know . . . wizard in setting up bowling pins . . . never misses dances or basketball games. ACTIVITIES: Industrial Arts Club . . . Baseball . . . Minuet. RICHARD A. WERTZ Wertz Industrial Arts Earl's sidekick . . . talkative . . . owner of a 49 hotrod . . . cheerful . . . likes to tease the girls. ACTIVITIES: Industrial Arts Club . . . Minuet. .-I 35 ,- PAUL L. ZERBE Chipper Academic Life of the party . . . everybody's friend . . , girl teaser . . . drives a Plymouth . . . future Diesel engineer . . . works at Schultz's, ACTIVITIES: Industrial Arts Club . . . Band . . . Baseball . . . Cardinal Staff . . . Class Play. DONALD E. ZECHMAN Donald Industrial Arts Works at Schneck's . . . homework always done? . . . drives a A'40 Ford . . . Anchors Aweighf' ACTIVITIES: Industrial Arts Club. DONALD G. ZETTLEMOYER Kettle Agriculture Dependable worker . . . active in the Boy Scouts . . . likes school? . . . yearns to join the Air Force. ACTIVITIES: F.F.A .... Minuet. .-1 36 ,- BETTY ANN ZIMMERMAN Betty Ann Academic Barbara's chum . . . seen around town . . . cute ..- those dimples . . . ambition-to become a pri- vate secretary. ACTIVITIES: Senior Tri-Hi-Y . . . Cardinal Staff . . . Exec- H utive Committee. STANLEY F ENSTERMACHER Stanley Academic A quiet boy . . . spent seventeen months in Korea . 'Q' . . Millersville is his aim . . . willing worker. ACTIVITIES: Industrial Arts Club. .-37.-. SO PROUDLY WE HAIL PFC. STANLEY FENSTERMACHER Enlisted in the Army, August 7, 1950. He trained at Fort Eustis, Virginia, as a member of the Trans- portation Corps. On December 7, 1950, he left for Seattle, Wash- ington. On December 15, 1950, he left Seattle for Pusan, Korea. After a month in Pusan, he was sent to a prisoner of war camp at Kojie, where he re- mained for thirteen months. From Kojie he was transferred to Wejonbu, twenty miles from Seoul. He returned to the United States, May 16, 1952. CPL. WILLIAM THOMPSON Entered the service May 23, 1950. He trained at Fort Bliss, Texas, as a member of the Trans- portation Corps, He left Fort Bliss, November 27, 1950, for Fort Lawton, Washington. On December 12, 1950, he left Fort Lawton for Korea. While in Korea, he was a member of the Motor Maintenance Corps assigned to the 8th Army. He returned to the United States, April 15, 1952, 11' SENIOR CLASS EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE nitdz Faye Hindman. lean Henninger. Iaclcson Pepe. Betty Ann Zimmerman. Raymond Morgan, Donald Aung I Standing' Mrs Stodart William Kline Donald Reinhard Richard Heinhwch Mr Pepe C M -ff ALMA MATER ITUNE: An Old American Songnl Nestled in among the mountains, ln a vale we love, Lies a pleasant little village Which is named Pine Grove. CHORUS: Here we all have gained our knowledge, In the school we love, Now we hail our Alma Mater: Hail! All hail Pine Grove. She has taught us life's great lessons, And has taught them wellg We're prepared to fight Iife's battles, Then in peace to dwell. If our lives have led us onward To famed heights above, Then can we, with pride, point backward To our dear Pine Grove. .-.39,- CLASS POEM We, the Class of '53, Proud and happy, as you see, We, our place in the future take, The world of tomorrow to create. Working together side by side, Hand in hand together we stride, Though it be on land or sea, We are the Class of '53, Time will come and time will go, When we must part from friends we know, In memory we shall often see Our pals of the Class of '53. -LAMAR LEHMAN. CLASS COLORS: Blue and Silver CLASS FLOWER: Talisman Rose CLASS MOTTO: Where there's a will, there's a way. M N? '? '? M if -f 'Y CLASS SONC-3 Q -ff QTO the Tune Auf Wiedersehnnj Our thanks to you who saw us through, We love you all, 'tis true: The Class of Nineteen Fifty-three Their love to you imparts. With kindly thoughts and grateful hearts We'll always think of you. Good luck to you in all you do: We wish our best for you. Farewell to you-our Pine Grove High- With tearful eyes we'll party Best wishes to each one of you, May all your dreams come true. Our God above, His light He'll show, Direct the paths we'll go: His will be done in all we do, God bless you all, adieu. -SHIRLEY DONMOYER. .. 40 - CLASS HISTORY -ii? Looking back over our years in Pine Grove High, we recall many fond memories of the events enjoyed together. In our Freshman year our group was enlarged by students from surround- ing townships. Together we formed a class of one hundred and six students. With these country students we attended dances, basketball games, and joined the activities of Tri-Hi-Y, Hi-Y, Glee Club, and other clubs. Class organization came with our Sophomore year, as we elected advisors and class oflicers. Our Sophomore activities included our first dance, which was a hoedown, and two soup sales. Our Iunior year was exciting. In this year we picked our class rings, which we still cherish. With much anticipation, we awaited their arrival, which was to have been Christmas, but to the joy and delight of everyone, we received them on November 19th. Iunior activities included a hoedown. a Christmas dance, a card party, and our long-awaited junior Prom, which after much debating was called Hawai- ian Cruise. Room 111 served as our ship which brought us to our romantic Hawaii, an island with its many palm trees, flower-bearing vines, and beauti- ful moonlit water. The Prom was a gala affair with interest centered around the crowning of the King and Queen, Richard Longsderff' and Dolores Men- dell. During the course of the evening we chanced off a television set. In our junior year, our class and the Class of '52 purchased a new electric scoreboard for the auditorium. At last! The year of years! We were Seniors l During our Senior year we took an educational trip to Pottsville, visiting the Court House, news- paper buildings, Yuengling's ice cream plant, and the jail. On November llth, we presented our class play, Our Miss Brooks, a comedy, under the direction of Miss Garman. I'm sure, not only the audi- ence enjoyed the play, but the cast enjoyed putting it on as well. We collected over 52,000 on the sale of magazines. The girls had the highest sales score, hence the boys were obliged to throw a party, which was enjoyed by all. Other activities included a doughnut sale and a hoedown. In the month of February, we held our last important dance, a valentine dance, at which the Senior girl who collected the most money for the heart fund was crowned Queen of Hearts, and received many lovely awards. Our final trip, one which had been anticipated since we entered high school, found us enroute to Washington on june l, 2, 3. Upon our return, we took leave of our classmates and teachers. Bravely, with high hopes, we regretfully depart from Pine Grove High School, knowing that we are now on our own and that our future depends upon the course we follow. But always in our hearts will linger the many happy memories of our dear Pine Grove High. -IOAN SNYDER and CALTHANNA BEHNEY. -41.- ,...,...,......-.f,-,-f. , CLASS WILL Q? We, the members of the Class of Nineteen Hundred and Fifty-three of Pine Grove High School, knowing that we are about to make our departure, and being of unsound mind and memory, but generally good-natured, do hereby make pub- lic this our Last Will and Testament before leaving these ARTICLE I-To Our Alma Mater: Best wishes for a ARTICLE II-To the Faculty: Pleasant memories of unexcelled cooperation. To Mrs. losephine Stodart and Mr. Carmine Pepe, counseling and unfailing help they have given us. To Mr. Henninger, we leave our sincere thanks and To Miss Greenawalt, we leave our thanks, although ARTICLE Ill-The Underclassmen: portals of book-learning. bright and happy future. perfect attendance, excellent preparation for all classes, and our faithful class advisors, we leave our thanks for the wise a month's rest in a quiet sanatorium. she won't believe it. To the Class of '54: We leave our most abused teachers, the front rows in assembly, and all our crepe paper lwhat's left of itl. To the Other Classes: We leave what remains after our departure tmodestly admitting it won't be much with- out usl. ARTICLE IV.-We, the members of the Senior Class of l953, do hereby bequeath the following: Alma Aungst wills her ability to get into trouble to Claire Aungst. Donald Aungst will leave to spend more time with Connie. Calthanna Behney wills her musical ability to Eugene Schneck. lanet Beuchler wills her bubbling personality to Lorraine Schaeffer. Mary Bolt: wills her athletic ability to her sister, Patsy. loanne Bonewitz wills her special liking for the name Dick to Dawn Wynn. loan Breisch wills her ability to make friends to Mae Minnich. lane Brommer wills her Dutch accent to Sally Williams. Sandra Clements wills her swimming ability to her cousin. Nancy Leh- mln' Shirley Cook wills her ability to sing O Holy Night to Betty Gra- he . Roy D,it1.ler wills his sleepiness in English class to whoever doesn't get enough sleep. Shirley Donmoyer wills her spelling ability to Kenneth Aungst. Richard Doran wills his night life to Robert Geier. Robert Don herty wills his neatness to David Reinhard, in return for the black eye he gave him. Earl Emerich wills his work at Zimmerman's to Maker D'Agost.ino. Stanley Fenstermacher wills his experiences to all students. so that they won't make the same mistakes he has. Anna Fetterhotf wills her ability to get a seat on the bus to Irene Herring. Rita Fidler wills her shyness to loan Umbenhauer. Nancy Fisher wills her ability to blush easily to Beverly Lindsay. Robert Fritz wills his punctuality to Rieha Becker. Anna Gilbert wills her ability to blush to Ruth Mease. Dixie Lee Harvey wills her rope-climbing ability to janet Scbneker. Harold Heinbach wills his athletic ability to George Deriler. Richard Heinbach wills his ability to change colors to Beverly Hein- bach. Shirley Heitz wills her long eyelashes to Constance Boughter. lean Henninger wills her love for basketball games to anyone who doesn't like them. Allen Herring wills his farming ability to Howard Renninger. Faye Herring wills her handwriting to Mary Neidlinger. losephlne Herring wills her gymnastic ability to Neda Wenrlch. Plmon Herring wills his long legs to Richard Zimmerman. Sarah Heaaer wills her lead in the class play to Ina Shollenberger. Faye Hindman wills her ambition of becoming a nurse to her sister. Barbara. Robert Hopstetter wills his stage crew headaches to Allen Sattizalm. Cyril Hubler wills his good marks to his brother, Fred. Arlene Hughes wills her giggle to Marion Brown. Anis jenkins wills her dimples to Betty Kerstetter. Sara Kegerreis wills her telephone bills to Pauline Unger. Fred Kerschner wills his quietness to Donald Schwartz. Vera Kintzel will leave as quietly as she came. William Kline wills his height to his brother, lack. joseph Koslosky wills his curly black hair to Babber Dreisbach. Barbara Krammes wills her love for sports to Dolores Faust. Lucy Krammes wills her neatness to anyone who desires it. Lorraine Krause wills her hoedowning ability to Audrey Barr. Lamar Lehman wills his homework troubles to lack Stahl. Willis Lengle wills his huskiness to lohn Werner. Robert Lyman wills his broken test tubes and bottomless beakers to Mr. Wagner. Nancy Machnmer wills her pep to anyone who takes vitamin pills. Nancy Miller wills her fine sense of humor to Betty Ann Strouphaner. Shirley Miller wills her voice to Linda Koble. Ellen Morgan wills her height to Betty Miller. Raymond Morgan wills his good marks to William Schach. Lorraine Neal wills her artistic ability to Mary lane Spittler. Dorothy Ney wills her ability to keep quiet to her brother, Lester. jackson Peepe wills his records in basketball to Pine Grove High School. Mary Alice Reed wills her seat on the bus to loan Spancake. Donald Reinhard wills his chemistry books to lamcs Deichert. Kenneth Reinhard wills his brains to Doris Kemmerling. Shirley A. Sattizahn wills her natural curly hair to Constance Lengel. Shirley l. Sattizalm wills her glasses to her cousin. lanet Schneck. Maria Sehnller wills her knowledge of languages to Anna Faye Zerhe. Shirley Shollenherger wills her petiteness to Betty Ann Stronphaner. Edward Smith wills his knowledge of English to George Deichert. loan Snyder wills her PINE CONE headaches to Richard Werner. Merlin Spaneake wills his politness to Lewis Fisher. Constance Thomas wills her natural blonde hair to Nancy Belmey. loan Thompson wills her driving ability to Mary Ann Ditzler. William Thompson wills his personal experiences to Richard Barr. Myrl Walters wills her ability to tease to Rosemary Kramer. Quarles Wehry wills his place in shop to Frank Kramer. Dolores Wenrich wills her roller-skating ability to Barbara Danbert. Marlin Wenrich wills his bowling ability to Donald Tobias. Richard Wertz will keep his sharp-shooting ability to shoot a buck instead of his toe. Donald Zechman wills his hot-rod Ford to Dion Boyer. Paul Zerbe wills his wittiness to Teddy Dreisbach. Donald Zettlemoyer wills his nickname Kettle to Melvin Potts. Betty Ann Zimmerman wills her talking ability to her cousin. Virginia. ARTICLE V-We, the members of the Senior Class, do hereby make and appoint Mr. Marvin O. Werley as executor of this, our Last Will and Testament. We hereby sign, seal, and publish this as our Last Will and Testament at Pine Grove High School on the twenty- eighth day of May, in the year of our Lord Nineteen Hundred Fifty-three. Recorders: LORRAINE KRAUSE, CHARLES WEHRY. -42.- U CLASS PROPHECY :if Studying, a little astrology, as a sideline in our regular career as nurses, we have found that the stars will ring good fortune to the graduates of Pine Grove High School, Class of 1953, in the ensuing year of 1957. Our predictions are as follows: Aries fMarch 21-April 201 will bring peace and prosperity to the following: Alma Aun st and Iosephine Herring as WAVES: Dolores Wenrich, a beautician, and Iackson Peepe and Donald Reinhard, as college students. Taurus tApril 21-May 201 will bring joy and fame to these people in their chosen vocations: Shirley Donmoyer, in her work as a laboratory technician: Nancy Fisher and Faye Hindman, in the nursing profession: Vera Kintzel and Shirley Miller, in secretarial work: Ioan Thompson and Harold Heinbach, serving in the Navy: Phaon Herring, in the field of mechanics: Willis Lengel asl an agriculturist: Donald Zettlemoyer, serving in the Air Force, and William Thompson, a jet pi ot. Gemini lMa 21-Iune 211 will bring good fortune and happiness to peopleijoan Breisch, Myrl Walters, and Mary Alice Reed, as nurses: Richard Doran, serving in the avy, and Richard Wertz, a construction engineer. Cancer Qlune 22-Iuly 251 will bring health and happiness to the following during their lives: Ioanne Bonewitz Reed and Sara Kegerreis Underkoffler, housewives: Rita Fidler, Faye Herring, and Constance Thomas, as secretaries: Roy Ditzler and Merlin Spancake, serving in the Navy: Lucy Krammes as a private secretary: Richard Heinbach, a diesel engineer, and Robert Lyman, an electronics engineer. Leo guly 24-August 221 will bring prosperity and contentment to these people in their chosen fields: ixie Lee Harvey, a nurse: Shirley l. Sattizahn, in secretarial work: Robert Hopstetter, a civil engineer: Robert Dougherty, a Marine, and Fred Kerschner, in the field of mechanics. Virgo fAugust 23-September 231 will bring joy and riches to the following: lane Brommer, an elementary teacher: Anna Fetterholf, a nurse: Shirley Shollenberger, a WAVE: Sarah Hesser, an airline hostess: Arlene Hughes, a secretary: Cyril Hubler, an engineer: Lamar Lehman, a machin- ist: Kenneth Reinhard, an Air Force pilot: Charles Wehry, a cabinet maker: Paul Zerbe, a diesel engineer, and lean Henninger, a private secretary. Libra fSeptember 24-October 231 will bring adventure and fame to the following wherever they may go: Mary Boltz, in her work as a secretary: Barbara Krammes, a nurse, and Maria Schuller, working as a nurse in Austria. Scorpio lOctober 24-November 221: Good health and joy will follow these people born under Scorpio: Lorraine Krause, Dorothy Ney, and Betty Ann Zimmerman, as secretaries: Nancy Miller and Ellen Morgan, factory foreladies: Raymond Morgan, a well-known agriculturist: Donald Zechman, a sailor: Robert Fritz, serving in the Army, and Stanley Fenstermacher, an industrial arts teacher. Sagittarius fNovember 23-December 221 will guide these people in the ways of wisdom: Shir- ley A. Sattizahn, a secretary: William Kline, a hard-working pre-med student: Donald Aungst, a successful agriculturist, and Edward Smith, a pilot in the Air Force. Capricorn QDecember 23-Ianuary 211 will successfully guide Lorraine Neal, an art teacher: Ioan Snyder, as a secretary, and Allen Herring, as an agriculturist, Aquarius flanuary 22-February 201: Prosperity and happiness are Aquarius' gifts to the follow- ing: Calthanna Behney, Shirley Heitz, and Anis Laura Ienkins, secretaries: Ianet Beuchler and Nancy Machamer, nurses, and Marlin Wenrich, a carpenter. Pisces lFebruary 21-March 201 will shine brightly to guide the following upward to reach their goals: Sandra Clements, as an elementary teacher: Shirley Cook, a beautician: Anna Gilbert, as a nurse, and Ioseph Koslosky, a mechanic. This is a class prophecy according to the stars. May it become a reality as the members of the Class of 1953 go forward to successful and happy lives. -IOAN BREISCH and MYRL WALTERS. ... 43 .- CAN YOU IMAGINE . Alma Aungst studying too hard? Donald Aungst with black hair? Calthanna Behney without Bobby? Ianet Beuchler not peppy? Mary Boltz not laughing? Ioanne Bonewitz speaking German? Ioan Breisch with black curls? lane Brommer being six feet tall? Sandra Clements unfriendly? Shirley Cook not talking about Kenny? Roy Ditzler being awake in class? Shirley Donmoyer not walking on her tiptoes? Richard Doran not traveling to Haven? Robert Dougherty having his homework? Earl Emerich being quiet? Stanley Fenstermacher not smiling? Anna Fetterhoff not reserved? Rita Fidler without Nancy, Dixie, or Anna? Nancy Fisher not dreaming about Fritz? Robert Fritz six feet tall? Anna Gilbert a career girl? Dixie Lee Harvey overweight? Harold Heinbach liking English class? Richard Heinbach not teasing girls? Shirley Heitz not dreaming? lean Henninger not hunting for Mickey? Allen Herring being president of the School 7 Board. Faye Herring getting a temper? Iosephine Herring not taking gym? Phaon Herring with a girl? Sarah Hesser shy and quiet? Faye Hindman without a worry? Robert Hopstetter without Shirley? Cyril Hubler with a crew cut? Arlene Hughes not giggling? Anis Ienkins not rooting for the Yankees? Sara Kegerreis if there were no lack? Fred Kerschner having his English? sin 'l' Vera Kintzel giving a pep-talk? William Kline weighing 250 pounds? Ioseph Koslosky not singing? Barbara Krammes unattractive? Lucy Krammes not neatly dressed? Lorraine Krause liking herself? Lamar Lehman not being able to draw? Willis Lengel a kindergarten teacher? Robert Lyman coming to school on time? Nancy Machamer overweight? Nancy Miller not having her German? Shirley Miller not singing? Ellen Morgan flirting? Raymond Morgan without his car? Lorraine Neal having her German? Dorothy Ney without her homework? Iackson Peepe not playing basketball? Mary Alice Reed not liking Richard? Donald Reinhard being five feet tall and blonde? Kenneth Reinhard weighing 300 pounds? Shirley A. Sattizahn with straight hair? Shirley I. Sattizahn without Hoppy? Maria Schuller speaking without an accent? Shirley Shollenberger talking too loud? Edward Smith not teasing the girls? Ioan Snyder flunking a test? Merlin Spancake not passing a math test? Constance Thomas not chewing gum? Ioan Thompson without the truck? William Thompson as a midget? Myrl Walters not mischievous? Charles Wehry being rude? Dolores Wenrich not being able to roller- 7 skate. Marlin Wenrich not arguing? . Richard Wertz not teasing the girls? Donald Zechman studying? Paul Zerbe unfriendly? Donald Zettlemoyer five feet tall? Betty Ann Zimmerman without Babs? --44- SNAPSHOTS li!! Mad Chemists Qur Advisors Mary and Alma Dick and His Friends What Was That Ioke? Smile. Fellows Ierry Lewis Basketball Stars -45- i'his1S-f Ag. Students lnteresing, Fellows ? ! ? Sleeping Beauty Dolores Chippers Girl Bashful Buddy Colgate Smile Rose Beauties SNAPSHOTS Buddy - Buddy A New Slant on Life Acrobats What a Gang The Long and Short of It A Flower ? ? Cookie They Go Steady Thursday Gym Class ,-, Wrestling Lessons ls It Cold? Shirley and Dotty Two of Our Shirleys Tomboy Her Highness. Coach Pepe On His Honor Happy Gals swim- X QR . Y ' MG, L ng P: K f g-p - 3 .u S , F3 1 x . L X - QOQ Q1 X A 1,055 'u x . f Qty! Q21-:':Qf:qv2Qs I , f bis: ' j . w f2f2a, 4'3 9' 453 Nsb X Y 4 6 o', 6.39 , V F:: ,0foY2'!fli ,9.0.03f5t,:'Q,.i 555' J1 ,9,'. .0.0Qffqf ..Q' . .' 191:33 lliiiia ' lu? CtY.gJ .A .A Q ,,x, ap 1 Q is ' 21 I -1 Y AWD I is ' its ,f A 11 ur ' - - -4-- si 5-4 K 158: Q5 8 f , -5 'L 1 'si- .1 JUNIOR GIRLS A First Row: Numv Fmniz. Bclxv Pcitfvr. Doris Kcmmrrling. Shirlcv Txumho, Imam Zcrhv Ruth Lchr. Ruth Mvaxv, Second Row: I.xm'r Zimmrrnmn. Izxnc YYi!nwr, Bcrlv Grzxhcv, Lesiic Hughcs. Iuvcc D1I:Icr, Patricia Fnrtnzx, GIaxIys Enicrinh. Third Row: Fourth Row: Cc FrI1LI.x Bra-lz, Annu Favs Zcrlw, Barbara LQIIIL-r. Nanrv Stump, Thclnm Zn-rbr. Anna HL-inhncI1. vnstmwr Ilnlzlrr. Shxrlrv I.vIIIcr, Pxuttv Lou Hnkcs. Bcity Ann Ncwconwr, Mary Fulmcr. Nnncv Bvlmnfsv. Snllv YNilIi.1ms Fifth Row: Lurrmnc Srhnrh. Pate-v L.wh. Irwcu Flshcr. Mnrmn Brown. Shirley Rnmhfr. Irrnc Hcrring. Icannrrrv Snyder, Bcttv Kcrslrt L SZ 'HT' JUNIOR BOYS I I First Row: Konus-th Aungsr. Inm Luv, Donald Mxllrr. Kcnm-:Ii Ungcr, Paul Hummvl Ummld Suliwartz, Rnhcrt Marzulf, Second Row: l..1wrcm'r Kmrzvl. Gvurgc Dvichcrt, Tlwmmmx Ilmxlvl-II. Lzmuv B.uuhman. Ruhcrt Damwls. Rulmrd Burr. Th F 4 ird Ruw: RuIwr! Gun-r. Rxclmml Nlurs, Iuhu Mvcrs. Iaunrw Iiuirlu-nt. Rulu-rx Illkss, mrth Row: Riclmrd Bcckvr Riclmrnl XVvrncr. Duxid RcinIm'1I. D.xIc Kmnirr. Gm-orgy Mnrgzm. I41fchRnw: Rohn! Ux'vlaImuI1. Ilicm Buvvr. Curl KvrsfIxm'r. Earl I'ix'.inw'r, Vw'1IImm Eidvm. Inlmnn ScI1uIIrr. ...48.. JUNIOR CLASS EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE I I I I I First Row: Nancy Stump. Innlrs Dcichcrt. I Second Row: Rnchzlrni Bcckcr, Irvnr III-rring, Thmndw Dnuhrrt. Mrs. Christ, Doris- Kcmnwrlinq. Third Row: Rubrrr Daniels, Maury Fulmcr. Fourth Row: RoIwrt Drcisbach. Dale Kmnwr. Nancy Brhnfy, Richard XVc'rnc'r Fifth Row: I.nrr.um' Sch:xv.'Ix, Ilion Buyvr, Patsy Lash, I?iIImraI Burr. SQ Y SOPHOMORE CLASS EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE Sitting: Innk Klum' KJV Krmurl, I.mI-I III-Imvv. IVIAIV Iam' Spxltlrr. Iam SImIIn-nIwI-xg.-xy Iuuvl S4ImmIx. Standing: INTL XY.wIImg:-r. l'Il.11IvN II1'1In-nIl.1m'r, I:l.mIi K1.mu'1. INIvw Zlmmx-1ln.m, Inrl ,-'MII--nIw,IIl1. ....4Q... SOP HOMORE GIRLS First Row: loan Prescott, Ianet Schneek, Ioan Klinger, Karlene Rehrer. loan Fidler, Verna Herring. Rebecca Curry. Eleanor Myers, Dolores Faust. Second Row: Ruth Maidenford. Betty lane Neal, Lorraine Schaeffer, Martha Merrell, Mary Neidlinger, Patsy Bollz. Betty Heitz. Third Row: Ioan Allison. Betty Fritz. loan Kohr. Ardith Herring, Annetta Haldeman, Marion Ferrehee, Anna Faust. Betty Lengle. Fourth Row: Luis Wessner. Ina Shollenberger, Nancy Lehman, Dawn VVynn, Beverly Lindsay, Rosalie VVerley. Pauline Unger. Fifth Row: lanet Schurker, Kay Kramer, Mary lane Spitller, Virginia Zimmerman, Gladys Schaeffer, Ianet Schach. Dorothy Zimmerman. Arlene Behney, lane! Behney, Beverly Heinbach. Sixth Row: Constance Lengle. Betty Koch, lean Schneck, Nancy Schneck, Annetta Stupp, Georgine Kranw. Charlotte Reaelinger. Claire Aungst, Carole Neidlinger. Q M NT' SOP HOMORE BOYS 1 E I t First Row: Fred Kerstetter. Garfield Reichert, Ronald Kemmerling, lack Kline, Ronald Rehrer, VVilliam Srhaeh. Myles Zettleinnver. Second Row: Robert Cooper, Dale Kerschner, Donald Brown, Eugene Slrouphauer, George Derller. Eugene Zerbe. Third Row: Iohn Hardenstine. Richard Brown. Merlin Iones. lohn Deichert. Allan Sartizahn, Harry Barr. Fourth Row: Frank Kramer, Eugene Reider, Kenneth Zimmerman. Charles Umbenhauer. Ioel Achenhach. Paul Beroer Fifth Row: Ernest Hoffman. lohn Zimmerman, Edward Lengle, George Dit:ler. Carl Spanral-te. NINTH GRADE GIRLS First Row: Sandra Emlrvs. D1's1nn.1 Smhnvrk, Sully Lvfilvr, Rvginn Duuhn-rt, Dorothy Dnntun, Doris Un1h1'nh:111:'r. Gladys Schvivck, Dnrlvln l.1'hm:1n. Second Row: B1-ttv Millvr. Mm- Mxnuuh. Ross-1n.1ry Kmmcr, Ircnc Schfidx, 10.111 Spzinuukc. Alvthn Lvnglv. Dorn Kmninicw, Third Row: Mary N.1!.1l1', il-i11'11'v1 'flux Bz1rh11r.1 Hindmzln. Ivim Xvuliv, Bvtlv Acimns, BL-ny Ann Stru11ph1111vr, I.:1v1'1'11v Miirs. Fourth Row: Mary Lou Plnpprrt. Vrrna Aungsr. Iam' Lcvan. Iainct Klmgvr. Bvtsy Shrillcnbrrgvr, Barham D:1ul'wrt. Shirlry Currv. Fifth Row: B1-Irv lmu-5, M.1rv lfm1'111f1n, lrmn Un1h1'nhz111Cr. 102111 Milllvr, Cfvnlhm Schunkcr, Maria' Schnrh, lam- Kr.1n11111-s, R.1v.1n11.1 Fiwlwr Audrvy Barr. Sixth Row: Cilndvs Hvrrnng, EII1-n l.1nv Rcnningcr lnycc Rvigrl, Ncd.1 VVrnr1nh, Thi-lm.1 L1-nglv, Ruth Buk, M.1rv Ann Dilzlvr, Iam' Hn-viii. NINTH GRADE BOYS First Row: U.1x1LiA1111gat. Rirh.1rni Z1111111vr111.1n, luhu Brllclilvr. Iuhn hV1'1'x11-1: Kc111w!l1 Snynlrr. Nvsvin firuif. Rcvnuld Tnhins, Dvrllus SL'l1111'rL Nlrlxm Pulls. Second Row: Dmmlcl Snl1:11-H1-r, Ki1'm'gcI311:l1-r. loss-ph Zn-rhc. Inwph VVolfv, Kcnne-th I'J'Agfwst111n, Ba1rryHul1L-r. Pc-11-1' Hrss. Um1a1ld'l'nhi.1s Third Row: R1-111' Hnwu. VV1ll1.1m I.1'11glc, Lvwtvr Nry, Luwvll Frantz. Exxgrln' Sal1a11'ih'1', Dvnnis Spxilimkv, I.1'1'11y Bm-wIri'. Ii.1rl Mnllvr. Fourth Row: XV1ll1.1n1 R1ttvnb.111gh. luhn Zivglvr, Dvnnis Krzlusv. Edward Uitzlvr, Anthony Ru111.111, I4111 NV.1l11111, Unvul Spvimlrl. Fifth Row: O11 nr Muvn-r, I.v11n.1r1l S1ha1vH'vr, VV1-llingtrm I.1'nglr. G1-args' Kccny, Irisrpli Mutschlvr, Km-1111vth Duran. Iiugvnc Dcrllcr, Izuqun Xhihltr, Inhn D'Agost111u, Rlulizird D'Ag0sIi11o, Charlcs Svlxinikv. Arlim Bz1rhn1:1n. Sixth Row: All.111 Z1-rhv. I.1m1-s Il41rdvnsIi11c'. Dvnnis Loy. Dalc Krfiuw. Marlin Stulnp, lurk Stahl, Kr'11111'th S1t1'w. Nmvrmnn Luriglr. 'I'l11'ml1i1's Dn'1sh41fl1, p.111l hV11ltL'rS. EIGHTH GRADE GIRLS First Row: Constance Bougltter, Betty Zimmerman. Carol VVitmer. Annie SchneClc,Thelm:1 Knerr. Mary Ann MacDul'l. Second Row: Patricia Ney, Nancy Dougherty, loyce Potts, Betty l'la1n, Shirley Yurty. Gail Waltiwn, Lola VVolfe. Third Row: Emma NVolfe. Eva Sehnoke. Diane Herring, Elaine Zurhe. Linda Koble, Helen Schrader. Fourth Row: Loretta Mindler. Evelyn Neidlinger, Dixie Sattizahn, Kathleen Shott, Mary Ann Maidenfnrd. Harvena Innes, ludith Nenwsh Fifth Row: Nanev Lehman, Anna Gibson, Ella Yerger. Carol Kreiser. Carol Zimmerman. Mary Etta Reinhard. EIGHTH GRADE BOYS l First Row: l'l.ti'rv lfeiehert Ralph Kzuxlltvmu. George Yerger. Lewia Fuller lulin VVewlxe1'. Drrnstlnl Sulmerlet' lfwlin Clark. Second Row: Runnlil Stlelwr Dnxlil XVeiss, Edwnril 'l'mnei. luhn l'le1nharl1 Eugene Feltv Dzuitl Bolt: liilxnlixl Unger. Fluvil Si'lm.urt: Third Row: Stewart S.itti:.1lm, Donald llulwr, Kenneth VVcwlfe, l'larrv Fnlrner. Thmnai Revnultls. Eugene Schneclt, Fourth Rnw: Rnlweit llhen. Rather: Gihsun. Guy Buncnirz. Samuel Sttniiwfei Karl Miller, lay Dunnmyer. Fred lluhler. ' -52- SEVENTH GRADE GIRLS First Rnw: ludilh Hlkvw. I.wrrIt.l Brrlsnh. ludllh Nllllvr, Lvnlllm Kmh. Iirhvl VVulf1'. Ivan Xvnlrvrs. Carolyn Mlwlsr. Urdu' Nlnlinlf. Shirln Moyer. Srcnnd Row: Hrrlv Adnnxa lixa Addins, Nuvwv Syutrlrlx Carol I'iurzirnxt1nr. S.u'.uh Dltzlrr. I7.xlrum Lvnglv, Suv VVy-nn Third Row: Favs' Krumvnvk B.1rhz1r.u Furrnmn, Bcity Baylor. Fr.1ncc-5 Brvlzius. Mqry Atkinson. lnmu- I.chm.m. Fourth Row: Ruby Axlxrlllwmlx, Alun- Hvnnmgcr. Sandra Hvinhzwh, Dlzlnc Aungst, Kay lflvnwnrs. Inmn Nm-vuunlvr. S SQ Nl' SEVENTH GRADE BOYS First Rnw: Frank XYHIL- Ruhr-xl Z1mmvxm.nn, 'I'lwn1.w I:r1r:, Rulmzd Hun. Gln-nn Srlxm-nk. Srcnnd Row: Sulrm Pnllx Irnrnnw Hvumugvx. 41111 I7rsNl1'r.Cf.n1l I.n'1lglr.H.uuv 'I'nlw1.u, Hvuxx' fVI.m1rl:fuul R.xml.xl! 5nll.u'Hvx' Huxnxul Imllgvl Third Row: Huwurml Rvunluqvr Iuhu Hum. Inhn Hv'ul11lnvl', Dah- Lull, Rulmrul Adunxw Rlnlmld I'vnlxlxu. Fourth Row: VV.lrl1'v1 Hu-I: H-mv YS.uhrn.1vv klllmlvx Ihullnlgm Dvnnyx Hlhw l'.mI Imngvl Kvlmvlh Nxxdlmngvx ffxrnwt Ulxvvvwh. SNAPSHOTS l. '1 hree Chums 7. 2. Our Soldiers 8. 3. Want to Go Along? 9. 4. Ioan and Sandy 10. 5. The Big Four ll. 6. Our Faye 12. Pleasant Valley Gals Girl Scouts The Thinker Busy Kettle Chorus Girls All Involved .. 54 -f 'lDagmar Watch the Birdie Surprise Busy Doing Nothing Studious Boys 1 J J , I 1 'xl 'Q L 5. v Q' -F f' 1 z ' .T .1 A T! B fzhbs D J gif? fig Q jwfzitgy' 'I X I 1 '9o X N 7 0 fax .w1i'i'g9'f'i XX N I J' I QQ! ,'t? 't X ' 'w'E5- '9953' an 'La L L X ,X V9 ' 40. ir X63 wiv' Q , N929 fx I .m f K ak 1+ -.,,,! 0 'I Q 233 3? 44577555553 wtggggfgggi X , ,Q fee gf 1 i f ? 3 S ...W Efgy 1 STUDENT COUNCIL First Table: Rosemary Kramer. Nancy Machamer, Barbara Krammes, Doris Kemmerling, Mary Atkinson, Linda Koblei Second Table: Mary lane Spirrler, Irene Herring, Theodore Dreisbach, Richard Heinbach. Ina Shollenberger, Lois Wessner. Standing: lean Henninger. Ioseph Nlutschler, Dale Kramer, Mrs. Hardenstine, Iackson Peepe, Nancy Behney, Ralph Kauffman, Kay Kramer Iames Henninger. Q sf- The Student Council, which was organized in 1947, is composed of both Iunior and Senior High School pupils who are elected annually by the stu- dent body. At its weekly meetings, methods of improving conditions within the school are discussed. Weekly home room inspection is but one of the many changes this worthwhile organization has brought about. OFFICERS: President ...... ............ ..... I a ckson Peepe Vice-President ...... .. Richard Heinbach Secretary-Treasurer ............. . . Ina Shollenberger ADVISOR: Mrs. Ruth Harclenstine .-1 56 ,-I PINE CONE STAFF Editor ......... . .. Iean Henninger Assistant Editor ...... ..... S ally Williams Literary Editor ........... . . . Ioan Breisch Assistant Literary Editor . . . . . . Betty Peiffer Circulation Manager ........... .... M yrl Walters Assistant Circulation Manager ..,. ...... B etty Grabey Exchange Editor ............. ........... N ancy Machamer Assistant Exchange Editor. . ............... Nancy Behney Sports Editors ......... ......,. I ames Deichert, Dale Kramer Art Editor ........... ........................ I oan Snyder Assistant Art Editors. . . .......... Richard Werner, Mary Iane Spittler Humor .............. ...................... S arah Hesser, The Staff Senior Reporters ........... Iane Brommer, Faye Hindman, Lorraine Krause Iunior Reporters-Irene Herring, Doris Kemmerling, Shirley Roeder, Robert Daniels. Sophomore Reporters--Lorraine Schaeffer, Ianet Schucker, Rosalie Werley, I Ioel Achenbach, Iack Kline, Allen Sattizahn. Club Reporters-Arlene Hughes, Carol Witmer, Shirley I. Sattizahn, Shirley Cook, Richard Brown. Printers .................. Iackson Peepe, Paul Zerbe, Kenneth Zimmerman Advisors .... .............. I osephine K. Stodart, Milton Becker -57.- SENIOR TRI-HI-Y First Row: Ioan Prescott, Ianet Sehneek. Lnis VVessner. lane Brommer. Arlene Hughes, Doris Keinmerling. Shirley Trumbo. Ioan Zerbe. Second Row: Bexerly Hexnhaeh, Ianet Schueker. Ianet Zimmerman, Shirley Miller. Shirley Hikes. Shirley A. Sattizahn, Gladys Schaeffer, Ioan Klinger. Ioan Thompson. Anna Fetterhoff, Mrs. Christ. Third Row: Carole Neidlinger. Betty Grabey. Ioanne Bonewitz, lean Henninger. Ioan Breisrh. Ianet Beuchler, Ioan Snyder. Faye Hindman. Fourth Row: Nancy Lehman. Sabre Harriman, Anna Faye Zerbe. Lucy Krammes, Sara Kegerreis. Lorraine Krause, Barbara Krammes, Myrl Walters, Alma Aungst. Mary Boltz. Lorraine Neal. Fifth Row: Ina Shollenhcrger, Dawn Wynn. Shirley I. Sattizahn, Sarah Hesser. Nancy Machamer. Ioyce Dirzler, Nancy Stump. lane Wit- mer, Anna Gilbert. Connie Lengel. Sandra Clements. Sixth Row: Paddy Lou Hikes, Mary Fulmer. Mary lane Spittler, Pauline Unger. Rosalie Werley. Kay Kramer, Sally VVilliams, Barbara I.rH'lvr. Annetta Stupp. Nancy Behney, Gladys Emerieh. Objectives: To seek, to find, to share. Purpose: To create, maintain, and extend throughout the school and com- munity, high standards of Christian character. Platform: Clean speech, clean sports, clean scholarship, clean living. Projects: Crippled Childrens Drive, Card Party, Program for Lebanon Vet- erans' Hospital, Mother's Day Tea, Teen Topics. GFFICERS: President ...... ........... . . Shirley Miller Vice-President. . . . . Nancy Behney Secretary ..... . . lane Brommer Treasurer . . ..... Faye Hindman Chaplain .......... ............. S hirley I. Sattizahn Sergeants-at-Arms ..... Sandra Clements, Lorraine Neal Song Leaders ..... .... S arah Hesser, Betty Grabey Reporter ..... ................. A rlene Hughes ADVISOR: Mrs. Ruth Christ -. 58 ,-1 SENIOR HI-Y First Row: Donald Schwartz. Mr. Lehman. Donald Miller. Second Row: Earl Kramer. Richard Mars, lohn Hardcnslinc. Grorge Morgan. Third Row: George Ditzlcr. Lanny Bachman. Charles Llmhcnhauvr. si 5' The Hi-Y Club is a branch of the Y. M. C. A., which tends to create bet- ter standards of Christian living throughout the school and community. The purpose of this club is to build high standards of Christian character and to be of service to others. OFFICERS: President ...... ................... R ichard Mars Vice-President. . . . . Kenneth Dissinger Secretary ...... .... E arl Kramer Treasurer .... . . . Donald Miller Chaplain. . . ........... . . George Ditzler ADVISOR: Mr. D, W. Lehman JUNIOR TRI-HI-Y First Row: Sandra Heinbach, Carolyn Mease, Carol Witmer. Leanna Koch, lean Walters. Doris Llmbenhauer. Gail Walton. Lola Wolfe, Shirley Moyer. Second Row: Sarah Ditzler, Nancy Spittler. Iuclith Miller, Faye Krammes, Loretta Breisch, Alice Henninger. Frances Bretzius. Mary Ann MacDutT. Betty Baylor. Third Row: Miss Garman, lane Levan, Mary Natale. Shirley Yorty, Kay Clements, Ruby Achenbach. Sue Wynn, Barbara Foreman. Eva Schnoke. Haryana Iones. Fourth Row: Ruth Beck. Ioan Newcomer. Diane Aungst, Nancy Io Dougherty, Diane Herring, Elaine Zerbe, Linda Koble, Betty Hehn, Ioyce Potts, Mary Etta Reinhard. Mary Ann Maidenford, Carol Zimmerman. Fifth Row: Barbara Daubert. Betsy Shollenberger. Sally Leffler, Betty Miller, Mae Minnich. Evelyn Neidlinger, Dorothy Donton, Thelma Knerr. lane! Klinger. Nancy Lehman. Sixth Row: Laverne Mars. Ioan Umbenhauer, Theresa Tice, Cora Wolfe, Betty Adams. Mary Atkinson, ludith Hikes, lanet Brown, Audrey Barr, Carol Kreiser, Betty Ann Strouphauer, Mary Lou Plappert. The Iunior Tri-Hi-Y Club with its slogan of i'Pure Words, Pure Thoughts, Pure Deeds, strives to foster among its Iunior High members the ideals of self-improvement, Christian fellowship and service to others. Meeting once a week during club period, the girls hold various types of meetings, stressing at times the social phase, and at other times the men- tal and spiritual phases. In this way the club promotes the well-rounded development of its members. Membership in this club is open to any girl in the lunior High grades. OFFICERS: President ...... ........... . Ianet Brown Vice-President. . . ...... Betty Miller Secretary ..... . . Nancy Dougherty Treasurer. . . . . Dianne Herring Reporter . . .... Carol Witmer Chaplain ...... .. Ioan Umbenhauer Song Leader. . . ......... ...... L inda Koble ADVISOR: Miss Sherley Garman - 50 .. JUNIOR HI-Y First Row: Lewis Fisher, Carl Fessler, Richard Zimmerman. Donald Schneck, Kenneth Snyder. lohn VVerner. Thomas Fritz. Hnrry Deirh- ert. Glenn Schneck, Dennis Schneck. Second Row: Mr. Wollinger, Iohn Beuchler, David Weiss, David Boltz. Donald Huber, Melvin Potts, Ralph Kaulfman, Thomas Reynolds. Third Row: lon Walton, Dennis Spancake, Flovd Schwartz, Harry Fulmer, Edward Ditzler. Lester Ney. Peter Hess, Warren Bratz. Fourth Row: Paul Walters, Donald Tobias, Guy Bonewitz. George Kivny. David Speidel, Theodore Dreisbuch, Rene Howe, loseph Mutschler. Q ff The purpose of this organization is to A'Create, maintain, and extend throughout the school and community high standards of Christian character. The club was first organized in 1941 by Aaron Millei'g since then it has had three other advisors, Mr. Albert Reed, Mr. George Reinert, and Mr. Dale Wollinger, who is the advisor at the present. In the past years, under the expert guidance of these men, the Iunior Hi-Y has gained a high reputation in the school both in financial and moral stand- ings. OFFICERS: President ...,... ..........., T heodore Dreisbach Vice-President . . . ..... David Speidel Secretary ..... . . . Donald Tobias Treasurer. . . . . Ioseph Mutschler Chaplain. . . ...., Barry Huber ADVISOR: Mr. Dale Wolfinger - 61 .. SENIOR GLEE CLUB s First Row: Shirley Shollenbcrger, Nancy Fisher, Rita Fidler, Dixie Lee Harvey, lane Brommer, Lorraine Schaeffer, Anna Faye Zerbe, Faye Hindman. Second Row: Mr. Smith, Shirley Hikes. Shirley Miller, Shirley Cook. Ioan Snyder, Betty Ann Newcomer, Barbara Leffler, Shirley Trumbo. lane! Zimmerman, lane Witmer, Betty Grabey, Nancy Stump, Third Row: Annena Stupp. Lucy Krammes, Mary Boltz, Ioyce Ditzler. Rosalie Worley, lane! Beuchler, Sarah Hesser, Callhanna Behney. Gladys Emerlch, Ioan Allison. Ioan Klinger. Fourth Row: Mary Fulmer. Patty Lou Hikes, Sandra Clements, Shirley I. Sainzahn, Kay Kramer, lanet Schucker, Nancy Behney, Ioan Prescott. Q M '-T' Under the able direction of Mr. Richard Smith, the Senior Glee Club has again produced two splendid programs - their annual Christmas assembly, and their main activity, the Spring Festival. OFFICERS: President ...... ............ .... I a ne Brommer Vice-President. . . . . .Anna Faye Zerbe Secretary. .......... . . Faye Hindman Assistant Secretary . . . . . . Gladys Emerich Treasurer ......... ............ L orraine Schaeffer Pianists. . . .... Betty Grabey, Rosalie Werley DIRECTOR: Mr. Richard Smith ,- 62 ,- JUNIOR GLEE CLUB First Row: Patricia Ney. Betty Adams, Carol Harclenstine, Anna Schneck. Grace Marzolf. Gladys Schneck. Constance Boughter Second Row: Ethel Wolfe. Eva Adams. Deanna Schneclt, Sandra Endres. Patricia Lengle, Betty Zimmerman, Rosemary Kramer Third Row: Mr. Smith. Dixie Sattizahn. Loretta Mindher, Iudith Nemesh. Kathleen Short. lean Miller, Barbara ltlindman anice Lehman Fourth Row: Mary Ann Ditzler. Mary Foreman. Betty lones, Shirley Curry, Gladys Herring, Anna Gibson, Verna Aungst Neda Wenrnrh X-, M -ff This youthful group meets every Wednesday afternoon under Mr Smith s direction. As in former years, they participated in the annual Sprinq Music Festival. In addition to this, they sponsored a very successful Mid Winter hoedown. President ....... Vice-President. . . Secretary ..... Treasurer. . . Pianist. . . QFFICERS: DIRECTOR: Mr. Richard Smith Rosemary Kramer . . Sandra Enclres Mary Ann Ditzler . . . . Patricia Ney Rosemary Kramer THE PINE GROVE HIGH SCHOOL BAND First Row: Dawn VVx-nn. Sarah Hesser, loanne Bonewitz, Donald Re.nharcl, Tlivoclorr Dreishach. Shirley Trumho, Rosalie Worley. Second Row: Mr. Smith, Paul Zrrhc, David Reinhard. Rosemary Kramer, Lois Wessnc-r, Barbara Krammcs, Kay Kramer, Mary Alice Recd. Rohvrr Hopstetter. lackson Peepe. Charles Vkfchry. Third Row: Beverly Hvinhach. Betty Grahey, Mary' lane Spirtler. Lorraine Neal. lean Hrnninger. Shirley l. Sattizahn, lnrl Achvnharh, Mvrl VValters, Betty Newcomer. Pauline Unger, Fourth Row: Floyd Schwartz. Lewis Fisher. Donald Huber. Ralph Kauffman, Kenneth Snyder. An organization in the High School which has been active in the past year is the Band. During the past summer we played for innumerable block parties, church picnics, and parades. Since school started we have played in assembly many times. The main event of the year, however, was our annual concert which was presented the latter part of April. CLARINETS IACKSON PEEPE BETTY GRABEY IOANNE BONEWITZ BEVERLY HEINBACH SARAH HESSER ROSEMARY KRAMER DAWN WYNN MARY ALICE REED BARBARA KRAMMES LEWIS FISHER LOIS WESSNER ALICE HENNINGER BARBARA FOREMAN LORETTA BREISCH MARY ATKINSON BASSES MARY IANE SPITTLER IOAN LIMBENHAUER President .... PERSONNEL: TRUMPETS SAXOPHONES PALIL ZERBE BETTY ANN NEWCOMER ROBERT HOPSTETTER SHIRLEY TRLIMBO RALPH KALIFFMAN KENNETH SNYDER LORRAINE NEAL PAULINE LINGER FLOYD SCHWARTZ ROSALIE WERLEY DONALD HUBER LORRAINE SCHAEFFER KENNETH WOLFE DRUMS BARITONE DONALD REINHARD MYRL WALTERS THEODORE DREISBACH 1oHN WERNER KA 011235 ER SARA KEGERREIS M Y TRoMBoNEs FLUTE 1oEL ACHENBACH DAVID REINHARD DRUM MAIOR CHARLES WEHRY OFFICERS: IEAN HENNINGER SHIRLEY I. SATTIZAHN PAUL WALTERS PETER HESS . . . ................ Donald Reinhard Vice-President .... ........... Secretary .... Treasurer . . . Reporter. . . DIRECTOR: . . Ioanne Bonewitz . . . lean Henninger . . . . . . . Myrl Walters Shirley I. Sattizahn Mr. Richard Smith -64- LIBRARY CLUB First Row: Mrs. Stodart. Lorraine Schaeffer, Charlotte Readinger, Leslie Hughes, Nancy Miller. Second Row: Dorothy Ney, Shirley Donrnoyer, Mary Neidlinger, Dorothy Zimmerman, Virginia Zimmerman, Ruth Lehr. Martha Merrell Anis lenkins. Constance Thomas, Iosephine Herring, Betty Peiifer. 9 The student librarians meet during the regular club periods on Wednesday. These girls volunteer their services as student librarians for all study periods. Their duties include: mending books, mechanical preparation of new books, care of periodicals, arrangement of exhibits and displays, clerical duties, and library housekeeping. ADVISOR: Mrs. Iosephine Stodart - 65 .. FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA First Row:.loan Kohr. Shirley Cook, Ieanette Snyder, Freida Bretz. Patsy Lash, Lorraine Schach, Betty Koch, lean Schneck. Second Row: Mrs. Smith, Claire Aungst, Georgene Krause, Patsy Boltz. Patsy Ferrebee, Eleanor Myers. Ruth Mease. Verna Herring, Betty Heiiz, Dolores Faust, Shirley Lemer, Rebecca Curry. Nancy Schneck. Annetta Haldeman. Q Q The Future Homemakers of America, or F. H. AM as it is commonly known, is a national organization for girls and boys who desire to promote the importance of worthy home membership, to encourage democracy in home and community, and to work for good home and family for all. F. H. A. is an integral part of the home economics program, We participate in activities which will help our school. They are basketball concessions, assemblies, and sending boxes to the needy. The Motto: Toward New Horizons. OFFICERS: President .... ............... ..... P a tsy Lash Secretary. . . . . Ieanette Snyder Treasurer. . . . . . Lorraine Schach Historian. . . . . Nancy Schneck Reporter ..... . . . Shirley Cook Song Leader. . . .......... .... S hirley Cook ADVISOR: Mrs. Mary K. Smith -56- FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA First Row: David Aungst. Kenneth D'Agostino, Charles Schnoke. Oscar Moyer. Richard Brown. Myles Zettlemoyer. Second Row: Ivan Loy. Donald Aungst. Raymond Morgan, Eugene Strouphauer. Thomas Dauhcrt, William Schach, Mr. McLr-an. Third'Row: Dale Krause. Rohcrt Cooper, Harold Hcinbach. Norman Lcngle. Richard Brown. Kenneth Bresslcr. Fourth Row: Earl Millcr. Eugcnc Rcidcr, Ernest Hoifman, Donald Zettlcmoyer. Willis Lengle. lost-ph Kuslusky, Dennis Lny, Merlin Span- ralnr. 5.59 The Future Farmers of America, or the F. F. A., as it is commonly known, is the national organization of, by, and for, boys studying vocational agriculture in public second- ary schools under the provisions of the National Vocational Education Arts. The F. F. A. is an intra-curricular activity having its origin and root in a definite part of the school curriculum-vocational agriculture. Among other things, members learn through active participation how to conduct and take part in a public meeting: to speak in public: to buy and sell cooperatively: to solve their own problems: to finance themselves: and to assume civic responsibility, The foundation on which the Future Farmers of America organization is built includes leadership and character development, sportsmanship, cooperation, thrift, service scholarship, improved agriculture, organized recreation, citizenship, and patriotism. The motto is: Learning to Do-Doing to Learn: Earning to Live-Living to Serve, OFFICERS: President ...... .............. . . Donald Aungst Vice-President. . . . . . Thomas Daubert Secretary ..... .. Raymond Morgan Treasurer. . . . Myles Zettlemoyer Reporter . . . . . . Richard Brown Sentinel .... . . William Schach Conductor. . . ........... ....... I van Loy ADVISOR: Mr. Robert W. McLean SENIOR SPORTSMEN CLUB First Row: Dale Kerschner, Paul Hummel, Paul Berger. Kenneth Zimmerman, Kenneth Unger. Kenneth Aungst, Ronald Kemmerling. lack Kline, Robert Lyman. Second Row: Mr. Pepe. William Eidem, George Derfler, Iames Deichert. Robert Hikes. Robert Geier, Roy Ditzler, George Deichert. lohn Deichert. Third Row: Robert Dreisbach, Cyril Hubler. Robert Daniels, Ioel Achenbach. Eugene Hummel, Iohn,Zimmerman, Iohn Myers. Robert Marzolf. Fourth Row: David Reinhard, Richard Heinbach. Dale Kramer, William Kline, Donald Reinhard, Phaon Herring. Allen Herring. Q Nl' The Senior Sportsmen Club, under the leadership of Mr. Pepe, meets every Wednesday, eighth period. During the year the boys participated in foot- ball, basketball, and softball games with other clubs of the school. Motion pictures have also been shown at their meetings. OFFICERS: President ....., ........... . . Donald Reinhard Vice-President . . . . . Richard Heinbach Secretary ..... . . Richard Werner Treasurer. . . . . Iames Deichert ADVISOR: Mr. Carmine Pepe .. 68 - JUNIOR SPORTSMEN CLUB First Row: joseph Zerhe, Randall Schaeffer, Iohn Heinbach, Robert Zimmerman, lohn Clark. Nevin Graff. Ronald Tobias, Ioseph Wolfe. Second Row: Wellington Lengel, Iohn Zeigler, Stewart Sattizahn, Lowell Frantz, Mr. Wagner, George Ditzlcr, Eugene Schneck, Robert Gibson. lay Donmoyer. Third Row: Donald Schaeffer. William Rittenbaugh, Kenneth Sites, Dennis Krause, Iohn D'Agostino. Anthony Roman, Kenneth Doran Howard Renninger. Fourth Rowx Allan Zerbe. Carl Miller, lames Hardenstine, Leonard Schaeffer. lack Stahl, Marlin Stump, Robert Deichett. Arlan Bachman. Fred Hubler. el '1 13' Organized during the 1952-'53 term under the leadership of Mr. Wagner, the Iunior Sportsmen Club meets every Wednesday, eighth period. During the year the club participated in basketball and softball games with other clubs of the school. Motion pictures have also been shown in club meetings. OFFICERS: President ....... ............. . . Kenneth Doran Vice-President . . . . . . Anthony Roman Secretary ..... .. Iames Hardenstine Treasurer. . . ........... . . . Lanny Schaeffer ADVISOR: Mr. Charles Wagner INDUSTRIAL ARTS CLUB First Row: Dion Boyer, Merlin Iones. Robert Dougherty. Richard Barr, Charles Wehry. Mr. Musselman. Second Row: Marlin Wenrich. Paul Zerbe, Frank Kramer, Richard VVcrr:. Earl Emerich, Lawrence Kinlzel, Richard Becker, lacksnn Peepe Third Row: Carl Kerschner. Donald Zechman, Iohann Schuller. C-, M -7' The Industrial Arts Club was formed five years ago for boys interested in wood-working. metal, and plastic. The club was organized by Iohn Mussel- man, who is still their advisor. The members also participate in inter-club basketball and football games. The boys enjoy a steak banquet each year. OFFICERS: President .....,. ............... . . . Iackson Peepe Vice-President ...... ..... D ion Boyer Secretary-Treasurer. . . .... Marlin Wenrich Chaplain ........... .. Robert Dougherty ADVISOR: Mr. Iohn F. Musselman ,-1 70 ,- STAGE CLUB First Row: Paul Lcngel, Garfield Reichert. Howard Lenglc. lnhn Hain. Eugene Schaeffer. Second Row: VVilliam Lcnglc. Eugene Dt-rller. Fred Kerstcttcr, Ronald Rehrer. Mr. Mussrlman. Third Row: Allrn Sntl1:.ihn, Curl Spnnrakc, Harry Burr. Robert liopstcttrr, Edward Lcuglr. Q N? The Stage Club is one of the most recently formed clubs in the High School, having been organized in 1951 by Mr. Musselman. Membership in this club is open for students from seventh through twelfth grades. The Stage Club is entirely responsible for scenery and lighting. Some of the club's past stage productions have been the Senior Class Play. 'iOur Miss Brooks, the Minuet, and other special assemblies. OFFICERS: President ......................... Robert Hopstetter Vice-President ....... .... R onald Rehrer Secretary-Treasurer ............ . . . Garfield Reichert ADVISOR: Mr. Iohn Musselman -1 71 .- SENIOR CLASS PLAY Sitting: Faye Hindman, Maria Schuller. Donald Reinhard, Sarah Hesser, William Kline, Dixie Lee Harvey, Paul Zerbe. Standing: Ioan Breisch, Cyril Hubler, Dolores Wenrich, Richard Heinbach. Shirley Miller. Myrl Walters, Nancy Marhamer, Robert Hop- sterter, Iam: Brommer. Miss Carman, Shirley Cook, lane! Beuchler. Q W' OUR MISS BROOKS The Senior Class Play, i'Our Miss Brooks, was a comedy vividly portraying everyday happenings in a school just like our own. i'Our Miss Brooks had as its main character an English teacher who became involved in many troubles with the school board president, the schools principal, other members of the faculty, and even the cast while directing the annual class play. Although the play was enjoyed by all who saw it fwe hopel, the real lun took place behind the scenes during rehearsals. This successful class play was an honor to the Senior class. to all who participated. as well as to Miss Garman, directress of 'iOur Miss Brooks, to whom we express our deepest appreciation. THE CAST SARAH HESSER WILLIAM KLINE . . . PAUL ZERBE ...... SHIRLEY COOK . . . PAYE HINDMAN MARIA SCHULLER . IANE BROMMER .. . MYRL WALTERS . . . DIXIE LEE HARVEY. SHIRLEY MILLER . DoLoREs WENRICH' ' ' IANET BEUCHLER . NANCY MACHAMER JOAN BREISCH ..... DONALD REINHARD ROBERT HOPSTETTERAE. CYRIL HLIBLER ........,. .. .. RICHARD HEINBACH Directress: MISS SHERLEY -72- MISS BROOKS fan English teacherj HUGO LONGACRE fthe athletic coachj MR. WADSWORTH fthe principall ..MISS AUDOBON fthe music teacherl MISS FINCI-I fthe librarianl MRS. ALLEN fpresident of the school boardl ELSIE ELAINE IANE SYLVIA DORIS . .MARGE FAITH RHONDA TED STANLEY MARTIN BASKETBALL PLAYER GARMAN EDUCATION WEEK 'Q--bf? COMMITTEE - MR. MARVIN XVERLEY. MRS. IOSEPHINE STODART. MRS, RUTH LIHRIST. Education Week was observed at the Pine Grove Area Ioint High School with the innovation of Career Day. The committee in charge invited representatives from surround- ing colleges and nursing schools to participate in the program, Students of the High School entered into the program and gained a great deal of valuable information. Students were unanimous in their request to make this an annual event. Another highlight of Education Week was an all-student assembly program explaining the History of Pine Grove Schools, Past. Present, and Future. Eelt boards were used to illus- trate the material presented. This was received with a great deal of enthusiasm and interest. The committee in charge of Education Week activities was Mr. Marvin O. Werley, super- vising principal: Mrs. Iosephine K, Stodart, teacher of Latin and school librarian. and Mrs. Bruce L. Christ, teacher of social studies. 'WT' TV new wi, STUDENTS-FIRST ROW: SALLY XYILLIAMS, PAYE HINDMAN. ROSALIE XVERLEY. SECOND ROXV: CIYRIL lllll-BLISR IAMIES lJliItfIlliR'l', DAVID Slllillilil.. Q., l L SENIOR BALL JUNIOR PROM M' A lfaa, sx'9'W-'J' 'lla -N C Rul SE ,AM WWW' G-4... NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY The National Honor Society is a school organization for outstanding stu- dents in the secondary school. The Pine Grove High School Chapter of the National Honor Society of Secondary Schools received its charter in February, 1953. The object of this chapter is to create an enthusiasm for scholarship, to stimulate a desire to render service, to promote worthy leadership, and to encourage the develop- ment of character. Requirements for membership are character, service leadership, and schol- arship. Members of the newly organized society are: lane Brommer lean Henninger Faye Hindman Ioan Snyder Myrl Walters President ....... Vice-President. . Secretary ...... Treasurer .... OFFICERS: ADVISOR: Iackson Peepe Donald Reinhard Nancy Behney Irene Herring Iames Deichert Donald Reinhard . Iames Deichert . . . Iean Henninger . . Myrl Walters Miss Mabel M. Greenawalt ,....-... r-.. .. ,-76.-. MINUET First Row: g:ri:araCKrammes. Nancy Miller. Ioan Snyder, Shirley Miller. Ianet Beuchler, Arlene Hughes, lean Henninger. Faye Hindman, ir ey ook. Second Row: Donald Zettlemoyer, Marlin Yvenrich, Raymond Morgan, Donald Aungst, Richard YVert:. Charles NVehry, Robert Fritz, Rohr-rt Dougherty. Earl Emerich. Robert Lyman. Sandra Clements. Q M T' The birthday of George Washington was commemorated at Pine Grove Area Ioint High School with an appropriate assembly program, reviving the memories of the historical-minded by a return to the days of Louis XIV and George and Martha Washington. The pageant, entitled A History of the Minuetf' was beautifully portrayed by groups of students wearing the costumes of the eighteenth century. The first scene portrayed a ball at the court of Louis XIV where the Minuet was danced for the first time. The second scene showed an afternoon and evening of festivities in the home of George and Martha Washington, where the Minuet was danced on all state occa- sions. A prologue, giving a brief history of the origin of the Minuet, opened the pageant. The first scene depicted courtiers and their ladies making merry and finally dancing the Minuet. The play then left the Old World and portrayed servants and master preparing for a ball at the home of George Washington. Dancing by the children was one of the features of the next scene. The climax to the activities of a busy day was a ball held in honor of the mas- ter of the house. In a beautiful setting, brilliantly lighted, members of the Senior Class joined in an excellent characterization of the Minuet. All of the participants were members of the Class of 1953 with the exception of the children taking part. The production was under the able direction of Mrs. Bruce Christ, teacher of social studies. The dances were directed by Mrs. Lee Raybuck and Mrs. Arthur Kline. Stage arrangements and decorations were under the supervision of Mr. Paul Bowen and Mr. Iohn Musselman. Rosalie Werley presided at the piano. The program was enjoyed by the assembly with a spontaneous applause expressing their approval. lt has been decided to make this an annual event. -77- MINUET First Row: Lnrramc Ncnl. Ioan Thompson, Maria Schullcr, Lucy Krammcs, Shlrlcy I, Sattizahn, Faye Hindman. Shirley Heitz. Lorraine Krnusr. Second Row: Richard Hs-xnbach. Wlllxam Klinc. Paul Zcrhr, Iacksrm Pccpc-. Sarah Plcfsrr. Stanlcy Fcnstvrmachrr. Robcrt H0pSKUttcr,Lama1' Ln-hman. Harold Hcinhach, Cyril Hublvr. Q 41 MINUET First Row: lnxurw Wfmlsun. Lum- XViIv1m, David XYL-v'lvv, BL-xcrlv Ungcr, Ann Prvscorr. Miulmcl Uzmhvxr. Mary In Stodnrr. Uvnnis Nm-JI. .X h X K N J ff I Oso',Q,' , 0 1 ,Q gov - x N.. V Org - ' Ox Q' Ex gf' f 'ff .gorgzogq Q 9 's ,' O Q , 0 ' 00 O Q 1 I Q gQtst,Oz9tQ::g,t,Ocg: . Y ,!73 4s 't ' 0 4' Q 0 Q 63029 gfeggzgifiv 0 2 QQ , 'sox 455, X fin: 991' 4 ' ki Riff 4, . l gm Q t'Us,:s S rs -X if Q ' 3 ' 'Of . ,- -I,. l.ll'K!' 'Q Q X A at 4 'K g I ,Yu 9? X X4 Gu fb EE: 'xiii vezzg 0' PORTS 'tm' J I iii fy 'K 9 If ' I, X 1 5 x' 'o's:,i ' I X , N X x 553.54 A K Www I 5 'gl S, 5:QQ:l RN - ff , -Q uw - M .1 W' QQ x- fy, I I - x VARSITY BASKETBALL v r t R w lamcs Deichert, manager, Robert Dreisbach. Donald Reinhard. lackson Peeps, Richard Becker, Richard Doran. Will am K1 manager. eco d Row: Mr. Pepe, Robert Daniels, Dion Boyer, Frank Kramer, Richard Heinbach, Dale Kramer, Carl Kcrschner. Robert Hcnningcr. VARSITY BASKETBALL Pine Grove .... 92 Saint Clair ....... Pine Grove .... Schuylkill Haven .. 5-0 Pine Grove .... 106 Milton Hershey . . . Pine Grove .... Hegins .......... . 46 Pine Grove .... 44 Schuylkill Haven Pine Grove .... Orwigsburg , ...... 30 Pine Grove .... 95' Hegins ........... Pine Grove .... Minersville ....... 49 Pine Grove .... 84: Orwigsburg . ...... Pine Grove .... Cass ......... . . . 45 Pine Grove .... 60: Kutztown . .... Pine Grove .... Port Carbon ...... 61 Pine Grove .... 88: Alumni . ...... Pine Grove .... Tremont . ..... . . . 37 Pine Grove .... 85 Saint Clair . . . Pine Grove Cressona ..... .. . 56 Pine Grove .... 67: Minersville .. . . Pine Grove .... 88: Cass ............. 'Pine Grove .... Minersville ....... 65 Pine Grove .... 84 Port Carbon ...... 'l'Pine Grove .... Fountain Hill ..... 57 Pine Grove .... 81: Tremont . ......... Il:Pine Grove .... Nesquehoning ..... 50 Pine Grove .... 71: Cressona .... ..... Q Pine Grove .... Darby . ........... 65 Iackson Peepe ..... Robert Dreisbach .. ' League Semi-Final 'I' District XI Semi-Final Il: District XI Final Q District XI vs. District I Won 22: Lost 3. INDIVIDUAL SCORING Donald Reinhard . . . . . . . Richard Doran .... Richard Becker .... Richard Heinbach .. Frank Kramer ..... Dale Kramer .... Dion Boyer .. . Robert Geier .... Robert Daniels .. . . . Carl Kerschner .. . Totals ...... Opponents .... . . . F.G 97 22 14 22 16 17 19 6 . FLG. 203 118 149 42 729 478 ,.. 100 22 53 25 19 24 26 9 128 60 13 4 489 338 FLT. P.F. Q. 90 38 65 84 42 80 67 82 42 84 32 38 19 43 23 25 24 36 10 25 20 27 9 16 382 515 Pts. 534 296 398 106 253 69 47 68 58 43 51 16 1947 1294 OUR COACH'S RECORD OF SUCCESS 1 1 COACH PEPE 541 Year League Playoii Exhibition District Total 1942-1943 7-3 0-l 2nd 6-2 13-6 1943-1944 6-4 2-0 3rd' 8-3 16-7 1944-1945 14-4 2-0 3rd' 3-2 19-6 1945-1946 17-l 2-1 2nd 5-0 24-2 1946-1947 16-2 2-l lst 5-0 0-1 23A 1947-1948 14-4 2-0 2nd' 8-3 24-7 1948-1949 18-0 2-0 1st 5-2 1-1 26-3 1949-1950 16-2 2-O 2nd 5-1 23-3 1950-1951 17-1 2-0 lst' 5-2 0-1 24-4 1951-1952 19-1 2-0 lst' 2-3 l-1 24-5 1952-1953 15-1 O-l lst 5-0 2-11' 22-3 159-23 is-1 57-18 E 238-so ' O'Shaughnessy Champions 1' District X1 Class B Champions ln addition to his remarkable 238 wins against 50 losses for a high 82 64 per cent winning average, Coach Carmine Pepe has also collected a total of 8 O'Shaughnessy Playoff Championships 5 First Place Titles 1 District XI Class B Championship 1 Crippled Children's Schuylkill County Class B Championship. ,- 81 IACKSON PEEPE DONALD REINHARD RICHARD DORAN RICHARD HEINBACH 9 Q IACKSON PEEPE One of the most outstanding basketball players to play in a great bas- ketball school, lack, in his four years of high school, was chosen on the All-South Schuylkill League Team for four consecutive years. As a junior he made the Associated Press All-State second team, and the United Press All-State Hrst team, This year he again is high in the run- ning for all-state honors. Locally, lack has broken all existing records, except for the indi- vidual one-game high. His 1952 total of 590 points is tops, as well as his four-year total, l,746. DONALD REINHARD Donald is the second part of the Grovers' now famous one-two scoring punch. Donnie has developed into the most outstanding pivot man ever to play for Pine Grove. He too has quite a list of honors,including two years on the All-South Schuyl- kill League Team as well as second team All-State honors in 1952. His scoring for the last four campaigns would also have broken all prior existing records as he rolled up 1,387 points with 431 in his 1952 performance. RICHARD DORAN One of the main reasons for a steady procession of field goals this past year was the fine back court work of Dick. Converted from a high-scoring forward, who in 1952 netted 211 points, to the play-maker of 1953, Dick set up many a scoring opportu- nity. While not sensational in his scoring, his steady work under the Grovers' defensive boards made him one of the outstanding players on a great team. RICHARD HEINBACH The story of a real-life hero is this one of Dick's. Forgotten by many Grover fans because of the brilliance of other members of the team, Dick came into his own in the district playoffs when he sparked the club to a resounding 68-50 victory over Nesquehoning for the championship. We wish Dick were back next year. A -82.- JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL First Row: Marlin Stump. Kenneth Zimmerman. Iocl Achenbach. Theodore Dreishach, George Ditzler. Second Row: Mr. Pepe, Iacque VVhite. Peter Hess. Dennis Krause, David Speidel, Iohn D'Agostinn, lack Kline. Mr. Hrnninger Third Row: Kenneth Duran, manager. George Ds-rtlcr. Leonard Schavtfcr. Richard Brown. Charles Umhenhauer, manager. ILINIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL Pine Grove .... 60: Saint Clair ....... 75 Pine Grove .... 44: Schuylkill Haven .. 50 Pine Grove ..., 59: Milton Hershey 58 Pine Grove .... 34: Hegins .......... . 53 Pine Grove .... 31: Schuylkill Haven .. 37 Pine Grove .... 46: Orwigsburg . ...... 21 Pine Grove .... 50: Hegins ........... 45 Pine Grove .... 36: Minersville ....... 53 Pine Grove .... 44: Orwigsburg . ...... 29 Pine Grove .... 43: Cass ............. 41 Pine Grove .... 67: Saint Clair .. .. . 51 1Extra Pcriodj Pine Grove .... 33: Minersville . . . . . . 51 Pine Grove .... 53: Port Carbon . . . . . . 47 Pine Grove .... 54: Cass ........ .. . 36 Pine Grove ,... 39: Tremont . ....... . . 36 Pine Grove .... 39: Port Carbon ...... 33 Pine Grove .... 410: Cressona ..... . . . 45 Pine Grove .... 53: Tremont .... .. . 37 Pine Grove .... 45: Minersville . . .. . 43 Pine Grove .... 42: Cressona .... ..... 4 0 Won 14: Lost 6 INDIVIDUAL SCORING G. F.G. FLG. FLT. P.F. Pts. Ioel Achenbach .... .... 2 0 68 66 115 39 201 George Ditzler . ...... .... 2 0 52 61 122 45 165 Theodore Dreisbach .. . . . , 17 45 36 82 43 126 Kenneth Zimmerman . . . .... 20 31 45 91 59 107 Robert Geier ........ . . 18 28 32 45 19 88 lack Kline . ........ . . 18 22 42 93 37 86 George Derfler . . . . . 15 16 25 62 28 53 Marlin Stump ..... . . 17 11 27 65 22 49 Leonard Schaeffer .. . . . . 13 3 12 24 10 18 Carl Kerschner .... . . 9 3 7 18 13 13 David Sxeidel .... . . 3 0 2 7 0 2 Iohn D' gostino . . . . . 4 1 0 2 5 2 Excque White . .... . , 4 l 0 2 1 2 ennis Krause .. . . . . 3 0 0 2 1 0 Richard Brown . . . . . 3 0 0 0 O 0 Peter Hess . . . . . . 2 0 0 0 0 0 Totals ....... .. 20 280 352 731 324 912 Opponents . . . . . 20 308 240 550 443 856 ,-83... n BA SEBALL Q22 INDIVIDUAL RECORD G. A.B. R. H. O. A. E. S.B. R.B.I. Sac. Ave. Dreisbach, R. . . . 11 34 3 6 19 14 1 3 9 1 .176 Reinhard, D. .... 12 44 13 14 83 7 1 6 8 1 .318 Boyer, D. . ...... 12 39 18 20 84 11 5 10 8 0 .513 Longsderif, R. .. . 12 37 12 18 18 21 12 10 21 1 .486 Heinbach. H. .. . . 10 32 6 10 8 O 3 9 12 0 .312 Kramer, D. ..... 10 31 8 4 6 O 2 5 1 1 .129 Wenxich, M. .. . . 8 20 6 8 2 1 0 2 1 0 .400 Heinbach, R. .... 2 5 1 2 0 0 0 1 2 0 .400 Smith, E. ....... 4 4 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 Becker, R. ...... 10 26 7 5 8 10 5 3 4 1 .193 Lengle, C. ...... 5 4 1 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 .500 Peepe, I. . ....... 9 22 4 6 4 20 4 0 4 1 272 Kramer, F. . ..... 7 9 1 1 5 12 0 1 0 0 .lll Aungst, D. . ..... 5 8 O O 0 4 O O 0 0 .000 Doran. R. . ...... 9 21 4 4 3 1 2 3 0 0 .191 Ditzler, R. ...... 1 1 O 0 3 0 0 0 O 0 000 Total . ...... . . . E E 55 100 243 Ii YE 5 5 E .EQ Opponents . ...... 12 299 42 58 228 100 46 11 4 .194 PITCHING RECORD I.P. R. H. B.B. S.O. E.R. H.B. W.P. W. L. Aungst, D. 22 20 21 9 18 10 0 O 0 3 Peepe, I. ..... . . . 322 12 23 25 29 3 3 2 5 0 Kramer, F. . .. . . . 27M, 10 14 13 28 4 8 1 4 0 5 42 E 5 9? E IT 5 5 5 SCORES Pine Grove .... 17 Schuylkill Haven . 0 Pine Grove .... Hubley . .. . . . O Pine Grove .... 5' Minersville . ...... 1 Pine Grove .... Branch ..... . . . 5 Pine Grove .... 6: Branch . .... . . 1 Pine Grove .... 14, Tremont .... . . . I Pine Grove .... 7: Tremont . . . . . 2 Pine Grove .... Hegins .. . . . . . 15 Pine Grove .... 9' Reilly . . . . . 3 Pine Grove .... Reilly . . . . . . . 2 Pine Grove .... 4: Hegins .. , ........ 6 Pine Grove .... Hubley . . . . . . 6 Won 9: Lost 3 .-1 84 .- 57. 5 EL 2 5 i 4 ?f,4?1Q,5?4 . Q 'Y TROPHY CASE SCORE BOARD -86- PATRONS AND PATRONESSES Mr. loel Achenbach Miss Betty Adams Miss Claire Aungst Mrs. Earl Aungst Miss lean Aungst Mr. Kenneth Aungst Mrs. Mabel Rebecca Aungst Mr. Lanny Bachman Miss Audrey Barr Mr. Harry Barr Mr. Richard Barr Miss Ruth Beck Mr. Milton Becker Mr. Richard Becker Miss Ianet Behney Mr. Paul Berger Mr. Gabriel Bohn Miss Constance Boughter Miss Marjorie Boughter Mr. Dion Boyer Mr. Ronald Boyer Miss Frances Bretzius Miss Freida Bretzius Mr. Clarence Brommer Mr. Owen Brommer Mr. Russel Brommer Mr. Donald Brown Mrs. Harry C. Brown Mrs. Iames Brown Miss Ianet Brown Mr. Richard Brown Miss lane Carey Mrs. Bruce Christ Mrs. Bruce Clements Mr. Paul Clements, Ir. Miss Kay Clements Mr. Robert Cooper Miss Rebecca Curry Miss Shirley Curry Miss Barbara Daubert Miss Regina Daubert Mr. Thomas Daubert Mr. George Deichert 51 Mr. Iames Deichert Mr. George Derfler Mr. Iohn D'Agostino Mr. Kenneth D'Agostino Miss Alice Ditzler Miss Ioyce Ditzler Miss Ellen Doran Mr. Kenneth Doran Miss Nancy Io Dougherty Mrs. Marion Dreisbach Mr. William Eidem Miss Sandra Endres Miss Dolores Faust Mrs. Beulah Fegley Mrs. Marion Fehr Mr. Russel Felty Miss Marion Ferrebee Mrs. George Fidler Mr. lohn Fidler Miss Thelma Fidler Mr. Lewis Fisher Miss Mary Foreman Mrs. Charles Frank Mrs. Landis Frantz Mr. Lowell Frantz Miss Mary Fulmer Miss Sherley Garman Mr. Robert Geier Mr. lack Goodman Miss Mabel Greenawalt Miss Florence Haeseler Mr. T. H. Haeseler Miss Betty Hehn Miss Annetta Haldeman Mrs. Ruth Hardenstine Miss Sabre Harriman Mr. George R. Harris Mr. Herbert Harvey Miss Beverly Heinbach Miss Carol Heinbach Miss Ardith Herring Mrs. George Herring Miss Irene Herring Mr. Ionathan Herring Miss Verna Herring Miss Paddy Lou Hikes Miss Barbara Hindman Miss Betty Hoffman Mr. Ernest Hoffman Miss Naomi Hoy Mr. Barry Huber Mr. Donald Huber Mr. Fred Hubler Mrs. Paul Hugh Mr. Harvey Hughes Mrs. Phoebe Hummel Mr. Merlin Iones Mr. Richard Iones Mrs. Helen Kantner Mr. Ralph Kauffman Mrs. Laura Kegerreis Miss Doris Kemmerling Mr. Ronald Kemmerling Mr. Carl Kerschner Mrs. Edna Kerschner Mr. Ivan Kerschner Mr. Lawrence Kintzel Mr. lack Kline Miss Thelma Knerr Miss Linda Koble Miss Betty Koch Mr. Dale Kramer Mr. Carl Kramer Mr. Frank Kramer Miss Kay Kramer Miss Rosemary Kramer Miss lane Krammes Mr. Dale Krause Miss Georgene Krause Miss Carol Kreiser Mr. Carl Kreiser Mr. Harold Kreiser Miss Patricia Lash Miss Barbara Leifler Miss Shirley Leffler Mr. D. W. Lehman PATRONS AND PATRONESSES Miss Darlene Lehman Miss Nancy Lehman Miss Ruth Lehr Miss Aletha Lengle Miss Betty Lou Lengel Miss Constance Lengel Miss Patricia Lengel Miss Shirley Lengle - Mr. William R. Lengel Miss Beverly Lindsey Mr. Ivan Loy Miss Naomi Loy Miss Wilba Lutz Miss Ruth Maidenford Mrs. Harvey Manns Mr. Edward Matternas Mr. Robert McLean Miss Margaret McDonald Miss Ruth Mease Miss Dolores Mendell Miss Martha Merrell Miss Arlene Miller Miss Betty Miller Mr. Earl Miller Mr. George Miller Miss lean Miller Miss Shirley Miller Miss Mae Minnich Mr. Paul Minnich Mr, Ioseph Mutschler Mrs. Annie Neal Miss Carol Neidlinger Miss Ethel ' Neidlinger Miss Mary Neidlinger Miss Betty Newcomer Miss Betty Peiffer Miss Mary Lou Plappert Mrs, Arthur Potts Miss Charlotte Readinger Miss Karlene Rehrer Mr. Ronald Rehrer Mr. Garfield Reichert Mr. David Reinhard Miss Ioyce Riegel Mr. William Rittenbaugh Miss Doris Roeder Miss Shirley Roeder Miss Anna Sattizahn ,Mr. Clarence'Sattizahn Mr. Ioseph Sattizahn Miss Lorraine Schach Miss Marie Schach Mr. Donald Schaeffer Miss Gladys Schaeffer Mr. Randall Schaeffer Mrs. Roy Schaeffer Mr. Richard Schaeffer Miss Deanna Schneck Mr. Dennis Schneck Mr. Glenn Schneck Miss Ianet Schneck Miss lean Schneck Miss Nancy Schneck Mrs. Roy Schneck Mrs. Theda Schneck Mr. Charles Schneck Miss Ianet Schucker Mr. Slater Schwartz Mr. Harvey Sherman Miss Ina Shollenberger Miss Kathleen Shott Mr. Kenneth Sites Mrs. Mary Smith Mr. lack Snyder Miss Ieanette Snyder Miss Lois Snyder Mr. Dennis Spancake Mrs. Ned Spancake Mrs. Ioan Spittler Miss Mary lane Spittler Miss Nancy Spittler Mr. Iohn Stahl Mrs. Edward Stahler Mrs. Annie Strausser Miss Betty Strouphauer Mr. Eugene Strouphauer ,-.88-. Mr. Marlin Stump Miss Nancy Stump Mr. C. Stupp Mr. Donald Tobias Miss Caroline Tompkins Mr. Charles Umbenhauer Miss Doris Umbenhauer Miss Ioan Umbenhauer Miss Pauline Unger Mr. E. I. Walters Mr. Iohn Walton Miss Anna Wenrich Mr. Iohn Werner Mrs. William -Werner Mrs. William Werner Miss Lois Wesner Mrs. Russell Whetstone Miss lane Witmer Mrs. Clinton Wolfe Mrs. Emma Wolfe Miss Ethel Wolfe Mr. Ioseph Wolfe Miss Lola Wolfe Mr. Dale Wolfinger Miss Dawn Wynn Miss Ella Yerger Mr. Iohn Zeigler Mr. Allan Zerbe Miss Elaine Zerbe iMr. Eugene Zerbe Miss Irene Zerbe Miss Ioan Zerbe Mr. Ioseph Zerbe Mr. Leroy Zerbe A Miss Dolores Zimmerman Miss Dorothy Zimmerman Mrs. Earl Zimmerman Mr. Kenneth Zimmerman Miss Ianet Zimmerman Miss Margaret Zimmerman Mr. Roy Zimmerman Miss Virginia Zimmerman X X Q, ik - F 1 H Sm gs. 1500 f'+ 'V- o W s'Qf.sW ' M K Kay, REQ 1 Q Q, U.,,wet.3g.s 3 Vik we .NX 45 45 'qQ.i13y x g Q 0 S xy . 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DOUTRICH'S POTTSVILLE THE STYLE CENTER OF SCI-IUYLKILL COUNTY FOR MEN'S AND BOYS' APPAREL FORD SCHOOL OF BUSINESS llfhere High Srhool Graduates are Thoroughly Trained for Responsible Positions in Businexs 223 South Centre St., Pottsville, Pa. Pottsville VVater Company Building PHONE 1818 Congratulations to the Class of 1053 BOHO1RAD'S Pottsville, Penna. Home of HART-SCHAFFNER 8: MARX .AIRROW SHIRTS DOBBS HATS NAGLE TRAIL DINER BETWEEN POTTSVILLE AND CRESSONA ON THE GORDON NAGLE TRAIL POTTSVILLE SHOWCASE CO. Co mplete Cafeteria Installations Food and Beverage Serwvire Equipment 300 Laurel Street Phone 4800 Pottsville, Pa. Congratulations, Graduates NVELL-INFORMED PEOPLE XVILL ALWAYS BE FREE PEOPLE THE POTTSVILLE REPUBLICAN Schuylkill Countyfv Greatest Ne1e'spaper ' -97.- J O Y C E ' S RESTAURANT 1: CAFE Your Host In Pottsfville THE JEWEL BOX WATCHES DIAMONDS JEWELRY 109 VVeSt IVIarket Street Pottsville, Pa. You llfnrry the Girl . . . 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W E I S S DEPARTMENT STORE Pottsville, Penna. J Square Deal to fill POMEROY'S Sclzuyllzill County's Greatest Department Store Compliments of From Factory to Howie DR. LEON H. MILLER BRIGHTER DR. A. A. HELLER FURNITURE 0PT0llIE TRIS TS phone 140 436 North Centre Street 9 South Centre St. Pottsville, Pa. Pmtsvillev P3- .-99.-1 CORRADO' S11 aes fo 1' th e Entire Family Schuylkill Haven, Pa. Phone 159-R FRIGIDAIRE TELEVISION HIGGINS CO. 10 VVest Maiil Street Schuylkill Haven, Pa. DRS. MAURER 8: MAURER WM. K. LOOS ESTABLISHMENT HARDVVARE CIIIROPRJCTORS . GIHYIIBIZ Supplies, lVater Schuylkill Haven, Pa. P11 mpg fmg' Tgyg Phone 348 9 hast Slain Street Phone 1581 Schuylkill Haven, Pa. RAY BROWN MUSIC CENTRE 35 East Klain Stre':2t Schuylkill Haven, Pa. Phone 7-J OR RENTAL PLAN Co nzplinzents of DR. AND MRS. KARL R. ALBERT 113 East Main Street Schuylkill Haven, Pa. Phone 983 INSTRUMENTS ON TIME PAYMENTS JIM'S SPORT SH J. A. BROBST, Prop. Fislzhzg Tackle, Guns, Unifornkr, jthletic Equipr n Sporting Goods Schuylkill Haven, Pa. Phone 1050 P ent, HOIIJKS ana' flpnrtnzents For Sale and Rent Insurfnzzre of All Kinds GORDON D. REED AGENCY Schuylkill Haven and Pottsville -100-- 1 EARL STOYER Cadillac - Oldsmobile Schuylkill Haven and Pottsville, Pa. PENSYL'S FLOWERS 200 West Maiii Street Schuylkill Haven, Penna. Phone 1308-J Flofwers for dll Occasions Compliments of JOHN P. FEHR HIISAEQRM Jeweler Schuylkill Haven, Penna. 33 Main Street Schuylkill Haven, Pa. Conlplinzents of Best Wishes From CLg'5Q1D'S GRAY'S FURNISHINGS 103 East Main Street 20 East Main Street Schuylkill Haven, Pa. Schuylkill Haven, Pa. CLOTHES FOR THE YOUNG MAN Compliments of HAVEN DECORATORS ACME Quality Paint Schuylkill Haven, Pa. THE BROWN - E GIFT SHOP Schuylkill Haven, Pa. WESTMOLTLAND M ilk-glass IMPERIAL Crystal Copper and Brass Lamps Pictures '-l0l-- Complimenlx of A F R I E N D Compliments of HAAK BROS. Lebanon, Penna. Compliments of LINTZ'S ME7l,J, Pffomerfs, and Clzildren's Wearz'ng Apparel 725 Cumberland Street Lebanon, Penna. HARPEL'S STUDIO SPECIALIZING IN SCHOOL PHOTOGRAPHY 757-759 Cumberland Street Lebanon, Pa. Complimenty of PALACE OF SWEETS Lebanon, Penna Complimentx of DR. S. B. GROH Dentist 750 Cumberland Street L-ebanon, Penna. DARLEEN SHOES For the Smart High Sclzool Girls 716 Cumberland Street Lebanon, Penna In Lebanon, It's . . . LEVITZ For Better Values FURNITURE APPLIANCES JEWELRY APPAREL HOUSEWARES DOMESTICS Compliments of SUMIVIIT STATION MFG. CO. boussum's 12 WEST MAIN STREET SCHUYLKILL HAVEN M 5B1l'A'lB?r- Schuylkill county? nefweyt and most modern store for men and boys Compliments of GOLD MILLS, INC. MANUFACTURERS OF CIRCULAR AND TRICOT KNIT FABRICS PLANT: PINE GROVE, PA. -103- PLAY MORE LIVE LONGER IT PJYS TO PLAY SHENK Sz TITTLE nEiJ6I'j'flIZ.71g' for Sport 313 BIARKET STREET HARRISBURG, PA. BASTIAN BROTHERS COMPANY ROCHESTER, N. Y. DESIGNERS OF Exclusive Sclzool Jewelry Genuine Engrazfea' Commencement Announcements ana' Personal Cards Q MR. PAUL L. WAGNER DISTRICT MANAGER P. O. BOX 268 TAMAQUA, PA. Congratulations from J. S. RE E D- Worker in Iron Art Work ana' Fire Escapes a Specialty PHONE 2213 PINE GROVE, PA. -104- J. H. SCHULTZ JOHNNY'S PHARMACY SHOE REPAIR The REXALL Store 2 East Klain Street Tremont' pa, Tremont, Pa. E. W. RUPPERT, TREMONT INC. DIRECT DEALER FOR CHEVROLET and OLDSMQBILE Tremont. Pa. Tremont. Pa. DR. SAMUEL H. PHONE 5265 R. W. MORGAN JOHN. M- D- MINE TIMBER AND LUMBER Tremont, Pa. Farm Eqzzipnmrzt and Servire R. F. D. No. 2 Pine Grove, Pa. COHIf7l1.lllFIlf.f of A F R I E N D C. A. STUTZMAN PHARMACY Pre.w:ription.v Our Specialty Tremont, Pa. -105,- Congratulations RESTAURANT DR. WILLIAM We Cater to the Students D. of Pine Grove High School ERDMAN MOTORS C0 'fPf'mf 1ff of ALWAYS VVELCOME SCUTTO 35 Where Service Is Our Business REST,4URK4NT Ph0I1C 5126 Mails Street Pine Grove, R' D' NO' 2 Phone 4931 Pine Grov-2, Pa. ZIMMERMAN'S WASSERSWEIG'S Pine Grove, Pa. Phone 2831 ARROW SHIRTS WEMBLY TIES IfVe Serve Our Own Fresh fllrzde Ire Cream East Pottsville Street Phone 395 Pine Grove, Pa. FREEMAN AND WOLVERINE SHOES C.4ROLE KING, SHIRLEY LEE AND MARTHA-I MANNING DRESSES Compliments of CANOE UN DERWEAR COMPANY Pine Grove, Penna. Compliments of TILLIE 8: MARY, INC. BLONDIE AND JUDY Lots of Happirzess ana' II Tough Life -106,- Compliments of A F R I E N D Conzpliments of THE REPUBLICAN PARTY Compliments of SMITH MOTOR CO. INC. 9 S Authorized Sales and Scrvire FORD PASSENGER CARS GROCERY FORD TRUCKS Dial 3016 Pine Grove, Pa. Dial 119 pine G,-Ove, pa TINNING PLUNIBING L. G. 85 H. C. FELTY J. L. LONG sf co. Pine Grove, Pa. Clothier - Haberdaslzer Dial 3361 ana' Shoex D Mete1'ed Gas Serine Pine Grove, Pa. HEATING HARDVVARE C 1. t f PINE GROVE mf' -' 0 AUTO SERVICE FELTY'S CAFE KAISI-:R FRAZER Ravine, Pa. HENRY-J C. S. HEFFNER, Proprietor F000 OF ALL KINDS , Dial 3331 Pine Grove, Pa. --107-f J. WILSQHNISBARTO PINE GROVE , 5 AND 10C STORE Hardware Plumbing Hwang SELF - SERVICE Elf'ff iff11ffPPlifH1f6f Come In and Let Us Help You Dial 4701 Pine Grove, Pa. HKU' Youmlf Compliments of INSURE NEW PENN W1 TH HOTEL ACHENBACH A. R. FREED, Prop. Pine Grove, Pa. Pine Grove, Pa. Dial 3942 Dial 4300 MADENFORD JOHN W. HEFFNER CLEANERS 64 South Blain Street Pine Grove, Pa. Dial 5446 Friendly Inxurance Service R. D. No. 2 Pine Grove, Pa. Dial 5373 RUSSELL F ELTY PURINA Products Poultry Suppliexv Baby Chickx Custom Grinding and Mixing Pine Grove, Pa. Dial 4201 LEFFLER'S DRY CLEANING PRESSING AND TAILORING Pine Grove, Pa. Dial 3157 -108- I R V ' S Shoes ana' Repairs Complimentx of B E RG E R ' S SERVICE STATIGN TIRES BATTERIES Pine Grove, Pa. ACCESSORIES Alain and Pottsville Streets Dial 2461 Pine Grove, Pa. Compliments of DR. GEORGE A. Compliments of WYNN DR. Dentist CHARLES E. PEACH Dial 3211 Compliments of A F R I E N D A. D. SGHUGKER GARAGE AUTO REPAIRING AND NVELDING BARR 8. BARR HERRING SERVICE STATION General Ill.YllI'Illll't,' ' , MRS. ROBERT B. VVILSON GN ,QM AC'f5 'e5 Fertilizer Lune 39 Spruce Street Phone 79,51 Phone 4211 Pme Grove, Pa. BOX 55 Pine Grove, Pa, --109-- Compliments of NATIONAL - HOTEL A F R I E N D Tremont, Pa. U R B O N S 9 B E R G E R S Dry Cleaning and Front Street Laundry Cressona, Pa. phone 77-R-2 Valley View, Pa. SCHL YLKILL LICENSED HAVEN PENNA. MEDICAL 1480 BOARD Compliments of DS- SIQEQIBFD VESSOTSKIE'S ' SHOE STORE CIJIROPRACTIC PIJYSICIJN 102 East Nlain Street Iuinersvlllef Pa' Schuylkill Haven, Pa. THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF MINERSVILLE Klinersville, Pa. LEROY DAUBERT GENERAL HJ ULING Pine Grove, Pa. Phone 3096 ,..4 W. G. ZIMMERMAN DISTRIBUTOR lX10BIL Gas MOBIL Fuel Oil Auto Parts FRIGIIJAIRE Appliances ZENITH Television PINE GROVE PHONE 3491 Cwffffmfflff of COIIlf7ll.HIt'llf.Y of SIDNEY C1NuERELLA Franks for Girls NANETTE Babe and Todzllvr l rorl's P' G ' , P . ngialriggl a Pine Grove, Pa. Complinzenfx of M AT T ' S HILDA S. HOY GRQQCERY STQRIQ 'fU l1ere Youth Is Served RLiHL's Brmd and lll -113 East Norwegian Street PIERSHEYYS Ive Crvam pomvilley pa. Dial 3712 Pine Grove, Pa. Your Horrze Tofwn Nemc'.vp11per' THE WEST SCHUYLKILL PRESS AND PINE GROVE HERALD -111- CHARLES WERNER AND COMPANY Flour, Grains, Lumber, DIAL 3081 aural Mill Supplies PINE GROVE, PA. Compliments of KRAMMES HOTEL Rock, Pa. MORGAN'S MEAT MARKET Freslz Cll01.L'ElIfI6Hl.Y Smoked Groceries I Pine Grove, Pa. Dial 2681 Compliments of A. A. BROWN ll St U71 do I uminunz orln -71 ws and Doors ALVMINUM ROLL-I'P AND STATIONARY AVVNINGS A- A EASTERN ROLL, HE D VENETIAN BLINDS 76 South llain St. Pine G1'0VC,PH. W. H. DAUBERT Beverage Distributor HAZEL CLUB Sodas Best Wislzes to The Class of 1953 D. 85 B. SALES CO IVAN C. N EWCOMER pp7ll0l6'.YIllf? Confectioner 72 South Maixm Street Pine Grove, Pa. Dial 3461 -112 1. U n F' Else, 61 -I' 'Li . . if 6 . 5' 'Hn an , 4 1: if Us .15 'J W' iQM7 ,1 xW?w QM 74W!Jff Nah!! 36 ffl' Uwwlzi WW Xi Q .gfmjy Zo 2 tai? 3,0 EW E5 S l - I QQ, E M sf Q? 53535 E? ggi? Aki fffffykj Qfzyg J 3 Em ' . -- , w ,.4,v.-:mi-Y , . 1- 4-A.: 1 . . - , . V w - ' . . 4. . , . , A ., ., .., V- W ., . . , A., .f . . -. N. mm. f f, X S- v 1 . , .Lf ' , Q' U: . 'f.' . K A .. M J 9313 MBV wif WWA? gk GSWXJQSQJ, kk QJM7 qgkfw WWAAN WMQW 5 Wf W' b is 25 MQW! CUM Q jj fgzmwgfzifzwf fi. QMQW il is Y A1-'ik -- -A'-1-W ' - mi -M' iii- f ' -4 '-- - ' ' -